Playing 25 or 50nl instead of 5nl while you're learning the basics of the game is just torching money for no reason. Start at the micros while working on learning basic strategy concepts. You might also look into something like the Core Pack for Simple GTO Trainer.Īnd don't listen to the other guy.

I might recommend looking into similar apps like DTO (esp if you're interested in mtts), backed by some well-known hs pros and solid strategy. Please get better or stop heard the poker fighter trees are kind of suspect, but don't have experience with it myself. Nowhere in your replies did you actually address the questions OP asked, you gave the godawful advice of 'as a beginner, play higher stakes!' and seemed to imply that spectating games is an effective way for a player to learn (spoiler: it's not in the top 3, and probably not in the top 5).Īnd then you went on multiple tangents about turning pro even though OP didn't mention going pro, wanting to go pro, or any questions about being a poker pro at all in his posts. I wish mods could soft-ban people who make posts as bad as yours to stop them from giving piss poor advice to beginners posting questions. Your posts in this thread so far are terrible. Not when you have $100 for poker unless you live in some poor country and your probably not going to be able to play online poker from there anyways. You can watch the games you wanna play in and look at how to win.īankroll management comes into play when you have a substantial amount of money that you won on a heater and or are looking at being a pro. Playing with better players and studying how they beat you then applying the same tactics against them will make you a better player.

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