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Message: [QUOTE="dannystanks, post: 7109696, member: 1013007"] Poker study is long hard work. You are going to have to really love doing it to keep yourself going. Getting into it trying to find the answers can be super satisfying. The more you learn the more confident your play will be. You will find better results in the long run the more you study. I think the problem is what to study, and how to study. What I did was I joined a training site. After I felt I had everything I could get off that I quit and joined another. I’ve been on 3 training sites over the last 2 1/2 years of hard study. In between all that study is downloading poker audio books. Play the audio books anytime you are outside or in the car etc. Once you start it gets easier because right now you don’t know what you don’t know. But as you study it will lead you into other aspects of the game you might not even considered. Then once you get it all it will be like a full circle and everything will start making sense. Then you can go in and really dissect small details like hand specific against this type opponent with this chip stack with this flop. But first just start with the basics. If you find yourself questioning why something is, research it and take notes. Taking notes is key. You need to be able to refer back because it’s just way too much to remember all this stuff. I’m one of the lucky ones that actually has time to dedicate to study, I’m retired so the study has been my hobby, then when I play live it’s just way more fun now. Studying doesn’t entitle us to win, but it does entitle us to being able to identify mistakes being made by ourselves and the opponents. Have fun, take it serious and see where it goes! [/QUOTE]

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