Most online poker players take notes. Very few take useful notes. That’s the problem. If your notes look like this: “bad player” “fish” “aggro” “loose” “donk” You’re not gaining an edge. You’re labeling emotions. Good notes don’t describe who someone is.They describe what someone does in specific situations. Poker is a game of patterns. Notes…
If you play live poker long enough, you start seeing the same patterns over and over. Not “bad players always lose” patterns—more like tiny habits that quietly leak money, give away information, and snowball into bigger mistakes. The funny part is that these habits have nothing to do with fancy solver lines or memorizing ranges.…
Suited Connectors and Mid to Low Pair View – A Street-by-Street Reality Check Most players evaluate hands preflop and emotionally justify them postflop. Winning players do the opposite:They understand how often a hand improves on each street and adjust aggression, sizing, and folding before hope kicks in. Let’s break down the most common “trap” hands…
Most poker players feel like they’re doing the right things and blame their losses on bad luck. A bad beat or bad luck can happen in a session or two, but in the long term, luck is just one factor. The problem?Poker doesn’t care how a hand feels. It cares about odds, position, and long-term…