When did you realize you were actually getting better at poker?

babyrosejr · Tuesday at 1:51 AM

I’ve been thinking lately — there’s always that one moment when you realize you’ve actually leveled up in poker.
For me, it wasn’t when I won a big pot, but when I folded a strong hand and felt good about it. Like… I finally understood the long game.

What about you guys? When did you feel that you really started improving as a player?

Natox · Tuesday at 2:11 AM

Good morning,
You realize you are getting better at poker when you can consistently beat less skilled players, stop making decisions out of boredom, have clear reasons for your bet sizing, focus on the process rather than short-term results, and your overall bankroll steadily increases over time, rather than focusing on isolated winning or losing sessions.

Have a nice day,
Natox

oriole · Tuesday at 2:14 AM

It finally clicked for me when I stopped getting mad at bad beats and just focused on making the right decision.

Snake2007 · Tuesday at 2:15 AM

I didn't realize I was good at poker. I liked poker and that's why I kept playing.

Dejana · Tuesday at 5:16 AM

20 years ago, after win small cash in some bar tournament in Thailand, playing against drunk Thai guys + I was drinking Chang too... 🤷‍♀️😁😂

dreamer13 · Tuesday at 5:24 AM

When you begin to understand why some hands win and others lose, and how your actions affect the outcome, you are moving in the right direction.A player who begins to understand and apply new strategies in practice, rather than simply following advice, already plays better.

Pavelmiyah · Tuesday at 6:19 AM

When i place no.1
3-4 time then i realise i know poker now

Mantinhoo · Tuesday at 6:27 AM

Yeah, that’s such a good feeling! I think I started leveling up when I stopped taking losses personally and focused on making the right decisions instead of chasing results

chicbulls2 · Tuesday at 8:59 AM

when i started making steady profits from the sessions that I played

Uncloggie · Tuesday at 10:20 AM

When I realized there were fewer and fewer times I thought I could have played that hand better in hindsight. It still happens , but way less often. Now I haven't played in while I am bound to have a cold spell getting back to it this winter

tabaskichhh · Tuesday at 1:44 PM

after a series of non-random wins and then you realize that you are doing everything right

Leandro Moecke · Wednesday at 9:43 AM

babyrosejr said:
Tenho pensado ultimamente: sempre há aquele momento em que você percebe que realmente subiu de nível no pôquer.
Para mim, não foi quando ganhei um pote grande, mas quando desisti de uma mão forte e me senti bem com isso. Tipo... finalmente entendi o jogo longo.

E vocês? Quando sentiram que realmente começaram a melhorar como jogadores?

When I started making correct decisions, which I understood to be the right one regardless of the outcome, my actions improved and so did my earnings.

rufininha14 · Wednesday at 11:08 AM

when I was winning more tournaments and reading my opponents' hands better

gloria_marga · Wednesday at 11:52 AM

I realized that I was getting better when I started to know exactly what cards my opponents had simply by analyzing their game.

GarotoMaroto · Wednesday at 12:21 PM

I was winning money every saturday when playing only in saturdays XD
God bless

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