Poker Tips Video Source & Information:
Just how much time should you spend studying your poker game? Who better to get advice from than a poker pro?
CardsChat Ambassador Jeff Gross breaks it down for you:
-How much time should you spend studying?
-How to use tools such as our Poker Odds Calculator effectively (check it out right here: https://www.cardschat.com/poker-odds-calculator.php
-Other ways to learn, study, and have fun while you do it
Check out CardsChat’s Guide to Studying poker right here: https://www.cardschat.com/poker/lessons/studying
Source: YouTube
It turned out great video on the background of card chat!!! I love you СС !!!
Studying poker is so important and yet so underestimated by so many. You wouldn't become a good plasterer if you didn't study how to do plastering properly and poker is no different!
So glad that someone made a video on this! Thank you for your time, and great ideas on how to study. It's definitely a difficult subject for players that just want to play and not put in the necessary time that it takes to stay on your game.
Thanks for the tips, Jeff! 🙂
I really enjoyed this video, because I think the study is essential to improve as poker players.
Generally, many poker players only play and other activities during the day; but they don't leave time to study poker which is very important to be successful. It is difficult to take time to study poker but you have to find time to do it. Thanks Jeff
I take very little time to learn. I know this is bad.
And the CardsChat calculator is really good!
I don't like to study anything, thank yo school. like cardschat video and article.
It's tough for those of us who have been out of school for a while, plus it's so much more fun to play! 50:50 is going to be real hard, but I'm committed to doing as much as I can.
Some good guidance from the elite Jeff Gross. For me studying is two fold and a constant thing. First learning through resources like books, videos and the Cardschat Strategy section. Second studying your personal play by reviewing your hands and looking for areas to improve upon.