What is is good platform to learn poker

[Rookworst]

What should I do to learn and study my poker skills im beginner poker player

 

[roberto51]

CC is perfect for learning. I also recommend Pokercode.

 

[Shooter74]

Cardschat, off course....

 

[Prophet]

Try the free course offered by CardsChat, you might also earn some VIP points for completing the challenge
Become A Winning Poker Player In 30 Days

 

[bremp555]

If you are just starting out, I think the best way is to combine free study materials with actual play. Websites like PokerStrategy, Upswing Poker, or Jonathan Little’s free content on YouTube can give you a very solid foundation without having to invest money right away. Even forums like this one are super valuable, because you can read other people’s experiences and learn from their mistakes.

I’d also recommend starting with play money or very low stakes games, just to practice decision making without risking too much. At the same time, reviewing hands afterwards (either by yourself or posting them here) will help you understand what you did right or wrong. Hand history discussion is one of the fastest ways to improve.

Finally, try to focus on the basics first: starting hand selection, position, and bankroll management. Many beginners want to learn advanced bluffs and tricks, but if you get the fundamentals strong, everything else becomes easier later on. What type of poker are you most interested in learning right now — cash games, tournaments, or maybe sit & go’s?

 

[UngureanuDan]

You can learn here on the forum!!! just search for it...

 

[mssmotilda]

The most important thing is to register correctly to avoid problems in the future. It's also best to play only on large, proven platforms.

 

[schtiuky]

Don't search for it your in the right spot.

 

[christovam]

O que devo fazer para aprender e estudar minhas habilidades de pôquer? Sou um jogador iniciante de pôquer.

Play inexpensive tournaments, but above all watch reviews by professionals, as there are many good tips, including those with low entry fees.

 

[tabaskichhh]

usually SS for the beginning and intermediate level, for further movement you need to use a solver