Feel free to discuss this article about concentration: http://www.pokerstrategy.com/news/content/Concentration_02564
Good luck at the tables!
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To me it is more difficult to play at one table, compare to 6-9 tables. So minimum tables where I play simultaneously is 4. While playing 9 tables I don't get bored and I can play my A game (while playing on 4 tables I might on CO or BU limp with JT, Qt which might be profitable for a while, but not mostly.
Generally very nice article and my tip would be:
if you face re-raise or check/raise, before calling or re-raising think what hands opponent might have and if you certain that you are behind then fold (no need to call to find out that you were right:))
* healthful food
If you demand a lot of your body you also have to give a lot to him. A balanced diet is essential if you want your brain to work flat out. Your body and mind need (to name a few) carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, fibres, minerals to work properly. Furthermore you have to give enough water to your body because the brain, which consists of 75% water, has to be fed sufficiently.
how did greg raymer ever win the wsop??
Originally posted by helemaalnicks
how did greg raymer ever win the wsop??
He's just a luckbox ;).
To Puschkin: another great article, thanks!
Concetration is my weakest link in poker sadly :(, because I can't play 1 or 2 tables, it's just so boring and I start to surf on net or smth else (one time I played BSS on 12 tables). So at the moment I'm trying to improve my conetration.
another nice post xylere, and i think this here is easy proof
Originally posted by xylereThis post has been edited 9 time(s), it was last edited by xylere: Yesterday, 16:00.
Advanced content is important, no doubt, but the basics are soo important too :). Without a good foundation everything will crumble ^^. I myself really need to up my concentration some notches because I tend to run a bit on automatic which isnt good 