Tips 3 to be a good poker player

[Ivanlim84]

Here you go

1. Understand the Basics
Learn the rules, hand rankings, and table positions.

Understand the flow of a poker hand: pre-flop, flop, turn, and river.


2. Study Strategies
Starting hands: Know which hands to play and which to fold based on your position.

Position Awareness: Play more hands in a late position and fewer in early positions.

Bet Sizing: Learn when to bet, raise, or fold and how much to wager.


3. Read Opponents
Observe their betting patterns and body language (if live).

Classify players (e.g., aggressive, tight, loose) and adjust your strategy.

 

[bablovod]

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[pentazepam]

Add 4. Table- and seat selection if you play cash.

 

[Highfish]

Add 5: balance your range

and a special tip out of the box, always hit your one and two outers on the river

 

[successlaw]

I would add proper bankroll management on that list too

 

[RALF_AK]

...there was no mention of the tournament stage, be it bubble, semi FT or FT bubble... important situations to put pressure on opponents.

 

[Sschafell]

study, have discipline and do volume!

 

[accuratefern]

Here you go

1. Understand the Basics
Learn the rules, hand rankings, and table positions.

Understand the flow of a poker hand: pre-flop, flop, turn, and river.


2. Study Strategies
Starting Hands: Know which hands to play and which to fold based on your position.

Position Awareness: Play more hands in a late position and fewer in early positions.

Bet Sizing: Learn when to bet, raise, or fold and how much to wager.


3. Read Opponents
Observe their betting patterns and body language (if live).

Classify players (e.g., aggressive, tight, loose) and adjust your strategy.

Welcome. You should add The Tripple Threath and bluff equity. Plus flawless GTO and clinical Tilt Management just to name the basics tools of the trade.

 

[R.Holynskyi]

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[Flyer35]

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