What improved your poker the most?

[Chunhong319]

Looking back at your poker journey, what helped you improve the most?





Was it studying strategy, reviewing hands, watching training videos, or simply playing a lot of volume?

 

[passat1600]

Looking back at your poker journey, what helped you improve the most?
Was it studying strategy, reviewing hands, watching training videos, or simply playing a lot of volume?

Hello, the 30-lesson poker course was very helpful
https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/

and also a lot of hands played at the tables

 

[Jyco]

I think that to improve, you should consume all kinds of poker-related content. Every little thing helps, because poker has so many variables and spots that you really learn them over time.

I would recommend watching videos or streams from good players and trying to think about why they play certain spots the way they do. Try to understand their decisions so that later you can apply those ideas in your own game.

 

[monte carlo 01]

Not caring too much.

Play your game and that's it

 

[KLEBE7]

Learning to embrace variance. I used to get so angry when my Kings lost to Jacks, and that anger would ruin the next three hours of my play. Once I truly accepted that I can play perfectly and still lose, I stopped tilting