I read it eejit, thanks a lot you are damn right about learning from own experience
Experience (playing as much and as often as you can)
Study (reading books, articles, etc.)
Discussion (forums, talking things over with friends)
Observation (watching more experienced/skilled players do their thing)
Coaching (using the services of a coach to observe and advise, etc.)
Nothing at all (just doing your thing at the tables)
I read it eejit, thanks a lot you are damn right about learning from own experience
What we always read your posts there "GOLDEN", alot of info that all players should read, I to have not read a book, my system is very close to what Eejit just described.I have done okay lately, so I say he's spot on!!
Yeah definitely some good info there! Thanks eejit!
I'm gonna agree with eejit on most of his post. I disagree that you don't learn from reading books. While reading forums will provide you with knowledge, not all of it is correct. I've only been on this site for a day, but most of the information I've read is spot on with what I've read on other sites and in various books.
Me personally,
I read books, use experience, and poker tracking software to help maintain my "A" game. I took some time off, but in the last 2400 hands of cash game I've maintained 11.6bb/100 hands profit. I went back and looked at my other data base and I've shown great improvement. Over 21,000 hands I was maintaining 1.93bb/100 hands. The biggest improvement for me was through the tracking software. I've tightened up my game and got more aggressive.
yes experience will be the best way to learn it and a good rest conditioning yourself before playing.
Tracking software is in fact a great addition to the online poker. It will help you on any flaws you may have
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