It is so easy to be complacent. A good way to avoid this is to find different ways to measure and ultimately stick to your rules and goals.
For example, some days you need to just set a goal of placing in the money if you play tournaments, or doubling up if you are playing cash tables. Then adjust that goal to how much you want to win per day or per week. Next forecast what that would mean monthly.
What you will discover is that your gut instincts are going to be working for you. Your general approach to the game will not change. What will change is your focus on why you are playing.
The idea here is to improve your game by finding additional ways to stimulate your mind. The game can become boring at times. In those cases players tend to try and make things happen. Unfortunately this tends to end up as a negative impact on your chipstack as well as your mental condition. Better to find new ways to measure your goals than to discover a new bad habit.
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It's not enough just to be able to be good at reading people's facial expressions and reactions or moves or betting patterns. To be really good at poker, one has to regularly study the latest tactic trends and books and online poker literature, or even have online poker schooling. Then, one has to regularly try one's skills against others', even against veteran players. The thing is to always find ways to improve more. No one is born an expert poker player.
I totally agree. I believe that if you read back into my posts you will find I have covered these points. I read most of the popular online advice sites and recognize when someone is trying to use a recently suggested technique or tactic all the time. pocketfives is a good one to keep an eye on.
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