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Wanna go for it this time

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wombat1
Joined: 19.02.2008

Hey guys,

my name is Igor, 31 years old an living in Germany.
I've been playing poker for several years now sometimes with more dedication, sometimes just for fun.
I just know, that I can not let this game go...
So a few weeks ago I started to put more dedication into studying again and this time i wanna go for it. I want to at least become a successfull winning player in NL100. At the moment I grind NL16.
I've read pokerbooks and articles already in the past and I am doing this these days also.
What I haven't done so far is posting and discussing hands.
Since i know that this is very important to become successfull you will find me posting some hands in the future and I also want to participate discussing played hands by other members.

I'm looking forward to this and hope to improve my game.

Thanks in advance to everyone for any advice in the hand discussions.

Cheers guys :f_drink:


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Hey Igor, welcome!
There is a new vid: https://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/44669/, and will help you a lot regarding the post and discussing hands.
I've watched several videos here and the majority of coaches said that posting hands are the best way to improve the game, because you understand how others think and new ways that you didn't think to play such a hand.


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wombat1
Joined: 19.02.2008

Thank you arnalsan.

Definitely going to watch the video.


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metalmonkey80
Joined: 15.08.2013

Hello wombat1,

Welcome to Pokerstrategy.com :welcome:

What ever your skill level PokerStrategy.com has lots of great articles and forums to help you make the most of your game.

There is a very active and friendly community here with lots of hugely experienced members who are keen to pass on their thoughts, expertise and experience to fellow members.

Something worth having a look at the https://forums.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=325001
By taking part you will profit from the following advantages:
• By documenting your progress and career you will increase both your motivation and endurance.
• You will work on your game automatically by discussing tricky spots with other members.
• During a downswing you will profit from psychological support and encouragement.
• With time passing by you will get to know a lot of cool people and even build some friendships.

If you need any help please don't hesitate to ask :f_thumbsup:

Good luck at the tables & best regards,

Matt


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