babyrosejr
Rock Star
Platinum Level
Hi everyone! I play MTTs and I’m realizing that just playing isn’t enough — I need a clear study routine to really improve. There’s so much information out there that it’s easy to get lost and not know where to begin.
I’d love to hear how you approach studying:
Do you focus on specific areas one by one (preflop, postflop, ICM), or study everything together?
Do you use solvers, hand reviews, software tools, or do you rely more on videos and articles?
How do you balance time between playing and studying so both practice and progress stay on track?
I’d appreciate any tips, personal experiences, or resource recommendations that truly helped you grow as a player.
I’d love to hear how you approach studying:
Do you focus on specific areas one by one (preflop, postflop, ICM), or study everything together?
Do you use solvers, hand reviews, software tools, or do you rely more on videos and articles?
How do you balance time between playing and studying so both practice and progress stay on track?
I’d appreciate any tips, personal experiences, or resource recommendations that truly helped you grow as a player.