nabmom said:
So, what bad poker habit did you conquer after some effort, or maybe you are still battling?
When I started learning to play poker, I made one of the biggest mistakes in poker, which is wanting to play every hand, and the worst of all, limping in almost every hand.
I believe this is a mistake every beginner makes when they start playing poker, but as time went on and I watched some videos, I began to understand that this type of play wasn't getting me anywhere; I couldn't improve my game.
Perhaps this can't be considered a bad habit because every beginner makes this mistake, as long as you improve and leave this type of play behind.
But after a while, if you continue with this type of play, then yes, it can be considered a bad habit, because wanting to play every hand by limping in, that's what can be considered a bad habit.
I won't consider freeroll tournaments, because in those tournaments, since the player didn't spend any money, they play any way they want, so they'll limp in, call with weak hands, and if they're eliminated from the tournament, it doesn't matter.
, I started again after my studies with colleagues in my job playing afterwork
