Best Poker Advice Ever?

[Mati532]

Patience without a doubt, that's when I managed to get my best results!

 

[dreamer13]

Don't be afraid to "pull the trigger" with your bluffs Many players, especially at the lower stakes, often don't have enough balls to pull big bluffs, which in turn makes them very exploitable and predictable in the eyes of thinking opponents who just stop paying them. And in doing so, they lose tons of value.

 

[davidkimtai89]

Calling with pair , make a right call ,

 

[GDKavindu]

Don't bluff Too Much

 

[infonazar]

The best advice I have received is to play only with strong cards and be patient and disciplined.

 

[ChubbySin]

Ok, I want everyone to put down what the best poker advice they have ever received. You can put the situation, or just a sentence, I think this would be a good learning thread also

About bets, weak mean strong, strong mean weak.

 

[dreamer13]

Don't change your bankroll management or training when things are going up and don't blow pots with medium strength hands.

 

[Lipki3]

Pocket aces, kings, queens are just one pair.

 

[Putohaze]

don't trust so much

don't trust the AA it can get disappointing.

 

[viacheslavtezikov]

The biggest problem for a poker player is tilt. When you go on tilt, the main thing is to get out of the game in time and take a break from poker for a while.

 

[Joselmb31]

First of all keep calm at all times and analyze every move of the villains in the hands, that is the best way to take the best options in each situation.

 

[toni_brasco]

Fold your hands in early positions unless they are not the premium ones.

 

[leoniq888]

There are several of them. Here are some of them:
1. play strictly by the bank roll.
2. play in a tightly aggressive style.
3. patience and diligence.

 

[Kraanjhb7]

your time will come. you only need 2 good hands for for the day.

 

[AKQ]

"Don't Do Anything Stupid"
- Daniel Negreanu's wife

 

[abbershey]

Never play with more money than you are willing to lose.

 

[takinitSLEAZEE]

"Don't Do Anything Stupid"
- Daniel Negreanu's wife

Cool! You stole my quote! :laugh:

 

[ammje]

The best poker advice is to monitor your bankroll and study to improve and correct your mistakes.

 

[Foxie12340]

Stop and think about the possibilities before jumping at the first thing

 

[VITOS]

Many players, especially at low limits, often do not have enough eggs to turn big bluffs, which in turn makes them very exploitable and predictable in the eyes of thinking opponents who simply stop paying them. And thus they lose tons of value.
On the contrary, you should be the player who instills fear and uncertainty in opponents with his constant aggression and pressure in large pots, despite the fact that this may not work in some hands. At a distance, this will make you an uncomfortable and dangerous player, with whom rarely anyone will want to hack without a hand, while everyone will want to open you light, which will bring you many times more value with your strong hands.

 

[Redman1902]

Besides all the self-discipline things, I would say try to present your opponents with difficult decisions as often as you can. The more mistakes they make compared to you, the better your results will be in the long run. To get there, you need a lot of patience and a lot of work and willingness to learn.

 

[cwdignus]

patience is the soul of poker, poker theory can only be understood with practice, each phase must be observed from a different angle and requires a different attitude, poker is a card game, psychology, incomplete calculation, chance and luck... a one of the biggest mistakes and thinking that wrong decision making is variance

 

[vardyonfire]

lucky me

Play with bankroll management forever. It's enormously important. Patience continues, and always be lucky at the showdown !:icon_sant:icon_sant:icon_sant

 

[wavetune]

when things are going well, many switch to high limits and lose, do not change the bankroll management

 

[pontvadasz]

Stretch until your blanket touches.
Stick strictly to the bankroll management rules.