That's a lot. I even think that there is so much that can harm you. It is better to study and play less, and at the same time do it for years, then you will really have a chance to become a successful player. In my opinion, it takes three to five years to achieve good results. But 12 hours a day is too much.ZenonBR said:
It's really amazing how different the variations of poker are. 5 max plays so different than a full table. Some people are better at some formats than others!ZenonBR said:
For example, I don't care anymore when I have AK in suit and I lose to A7 off or any card, this happened so many times that it became normal for me to be eliminated and forget about it right away, I just evaluate the plays in which I could have played better, but Bad bets don't hurt anymore, I just try to focus on my game and make the best decisions based on statistics, and I'm trying to evolve that way.yuriko oyama said:
It takes years of experience to become a good successful player. We are not talking about a year or two, we are talking about 5, 7, or 10 years. You can become a successful player if you are ready for intensive work and self-improvement. Everything is in your hands, but 12 hours a day is too much in my opinion.ZenonBR said:
I think that if you can stick to this schedule, with 2-3 days of rest per week, in 1 year your level of play will increase significantly.ZenonBR said:
Tell us how it works out for you in a year, in 2 years, in 5 years, in 20+ years and then think about all the other things that you could have done while in front of that screen or playing at a live table.ZenonBR said:
This ^ is what the winning players are hoping you believe (actually some are relying on you to believe this)Wega85 said:
