I hate learning new poker stuff.

[azreal1]

to the op...you sir are a tool how can you hate learning??? if u dislike learning your scope your chances of progressing are limited and overall your pla will become stale and bad

this applies to life it saddens me when i see people not willing to grow as people to learn new things

if ure not willing to learn then stop playing the fucking game -.-

[rghy2]

to the op...you sir are a tool how can you hate learning??? if u dislike learning your scope your chances of progressing are limited and overall your pla will become stale and bad

this applies to life it saddens me when i see people not willing to grow as people to learn new things

if ure not willing to learn then stop playing the fucking game -.-

Ah, I see you failed to pick up some of the subtleties of what I was saying. First off, I actually do like learning in general. Second, I am willing to learn more about poker. I guess more than the actual learning is that I hate when I have to learn to apply new knowledge, because it takes time to get the strategies down successfully. In the meantime my game goes downhill for a short period of time while I adapt. So really, I just hate losing, like most people.

Anyways, it's not like any of this matters, since you're really just trolling like normal.

[onehotdame]

its poker ....cards are untameable ~ its people you need to study

[gundacker]

It sucks, since I already have my established way of playing, I have to fight my instincts and then it just creates this awkward losing middle ground that tilts me so bad. I know in the long run it will pay off, but I hate it!! I guess I need to stop multi-tabling too while I'm changing things up and trying new things so I can really focus. Bleh, I don't want to, but I will, cause I like winning.

I feel like you are probably trolling..

But if not, This post is almost exactly what I love about poker. I love sitting at new tables and developing reads on players and trying to learn them.

I also have created different styles of playing myself. If I sense blood in the water at my table, I'll be very aggressive and bluff the pot. If I have success in bluffing the pot, I could leave a table with big winnings and never have had any good hands all night.

But I also hone my skills against good talent and love to try and hang with heavy hitters.

[MsPokerVerse]

I'm not a fan of learning new poker stuff either persay, then again we could all stand to learn a lil something as far as the game goes as a whole or how we could potentially improve our individual game play. Good luck on the felts.

[rghy2]

I feel like you are probably trolling..

But if not, This post is almost exactly what I love about poker. I love sitting at new tables and developing reads on players and trying to learn them.

I also have created different styles of playing myself. If I sense blood in the water at my table, I'll be very aggressive and bluff the pot. If I have success in bluffing the pot, I could leave a table with big winnings and never have had any good hands all night.

But I also hone my skills against good talent and love to try and hang with heavy hitters.

Honestly, I'm not sure how this is trolling.

[paratrooper99]

You can play 4nl and make at least 5bb/100 hands but it will take a great deal of time to move up even with rakeback. Keep at it and you should develop the fundamentals to be successful at the next level.

[paratrooper99]

I would suggest limit games as well. The BR is much lower. Learn Omaha 8 and play .25/.50 with your friends. Cheap way to learn and it is very fun.

[Swittie]

its poker ....cards are untameable ~ its people you need to study

=O...woww.....very nice said girl ..........

[paratrooper99]

When I first started, I did nuts drills. Sounds weird but you run out a flop turn and river and say the nut cards for each. Do this for a couple of hours for a week and you will have it down. Misreading your hand can cost you a lot of money.