Day 1
The first thing I would like to say is thank you very much for this course! That is what I was looking for.
I knew about a position but the main thing that is new for me is a relative position. I think I used it sometimes but didn't know what it is exactly.
Thank you!🙂
The first thing I would like to say is thank you very much for this course! That is what I was looking for.
I knew about a position but the main thing that is new for me is a relative position. I think I used it sometimes but didn't know what it is exactly.
Thank you!🙂
When I just started playing poker, I was almost sure that I could not figure out the positions and the sequence of moves. But in practice, I quickly figured out and then did not betray the importance of the position's chila, at this stage of my development, I am absolutely sure that the strength of the position cannot be overestimated.
Position is everything 🙂
Loving the course so far Collin and Katie.
A lot of good information on Pot odds and expected value.
Loving the course so far Collin and Katie.
A lot of good information on Pot odds and expected value.
I just finished Day 1 lesson (yeah, I just recently found out about this course) and I love the content 🙂
I knew the names for the positions, but the concept of relative position is something I've intuitively observed, yet didn't know there was a name for. Glad to be learning and I've only just started the course!
Also, I really enjoyed the way the material was presented. It was "professional" (with intended jokes to the humor about it), but I liked the casual manner it featured. I can tell Collin and Katie both had fun with this series.
I knew the names for the positions, but the concept of relative position is something I've intuitively observed, yet didn't know there was a name for. Glad to be learning and I've only just started the course!
Also, I really enjoyed the way the material was presented. It was "professional" (with intended jokes to the humor about it), but I liked the casual manner it featured. I can tell Collin and Katie both had fun with this series.
The video is very interesting, and very enjoyable. There are many players who play all cards in all positions.
The most difficult thing when we are a beginner, is to start playing real poker, it is when you decide that you have to fold cards like JT; QT, QJ, and others, in the early positions, at the beginning that was very difficult, after losing a lot, we ended up accepting that the positions are very important.
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The most difficult thing when we are a beginner, is to start playing real poker, it is when you decide that you have to fold cards like JT; QT, QJ, and others, in the early positions, at the beginning that was very difficult, after losing a lot, we ended up accepting that the positions are very important.
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I like that the course begins with a description of the positions. I have not heard about the relative position, this is a good bonus.
In HeadsUp, I like to call the small blind a button, although it puts the small blind. I knew that a position is a force, but sometimes I want action and see only my cards, not thinking about a position. I will try to review my game and always look at the position in the first place. Thanks for this course, I read it a second time, and I will read it a few more times. (Naturally, watching the video, thanks to the playlist on YouTube).
In HeadsUp, I like to call the small blind a button, although it puts the small blind. I knew that a position is a force, but sometimes I want action and see only my cards, not thinking about a position. I will try to review my game and always look at the position in the first place. Thanks for this course, I read it a second time, and I will read it a few more times. (Naturally, watching the video, thanks to the playlist on YouTube).
Playing with position on your opponents both reduces your risk and increases your chance at rewards. Help your own cause by playing more hands in position, and try not to help ypur opponents and play fewer from out of position. Just my oponion.
