How you can become a better poker player

3. If you're playing for money, have a goal in mind

We've all got bills to pay — and your poker playing habit should in no way be dependent or connected to paying them. Calculate how much you can lose, and cap your playing at that. On the competitive side of things? Set a reasonable goal for how much you want to earn (using your record book) — and if you can use your "losses" cap to start working towards that goal.

4. Study the game

Experience, study, and research — there's nothing quite like it. Poker's one of those games where if you're standing still, you'll be left behind — and there are tips, strategies, and tools that comprise playing that always evolve and change.

Whether you're playing for fun, or for keeps, this Poker Pro Bundle includes 34.5 hours of poker training covering intermediate and advanced No Limit Hold'em Online strategies, how to establish and win micro-stakes, use basic mathematics to increase your winnings, get a read on your opponents, and more.

The bundle also walks you through what pitfalls to avoid, including developing a better strategic framework to improve your game. From understanding overarching poker concepts and theories essential to thinking like a poker player to making fewer mistakes than the competition and managing your expectations to play in a controlled way, you'll learn the tricks and strategies to start a revenue side stream, or just play like a pro and impress all your friends.

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