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| − | Write Down Lessons Learned<br><br>Recording lessons learned is | + | Write Down Lessons Learned<br><br>Recording lessons learned is the reason your poker journal is vital. If you have a Eureka! moment while you are playing, you want to record it and ensure you incorporate it into the game. For instance, should you limp in a multi-way pot, which can be checked around post flop, can you bluff with the pot or otherwise not? Your experience may show that building a bluff at most pots with multiple limpers won't work. You'll be called 80% almost daily. This is vital to add into your game. So you need to make a note to yourself in your journal. The key here is to relieve mistakes with your game, your stakes where you play, and enhance your opportunities to win.<br><br>The point is that you can't learn everything you Don't Record. If you think you'll remember something simply because this indicates important now, you're wrong. You must jot it down. And you must periodically review everything you've written down to be sure you're using it.<br><br>You have to look your computer as a "work" station if you play domino poker. Make a place that puts you in the poker playing mindset. Have your starting hand charts nearby. Post significant things to consider on your own screen. On my screen I have, "PATIENCE" in black and "SLOW DOWN" in purple. Why? If I have one consistent issue it's that I know "too well" what I'm going to do next in most situations. So I'm constantly popping through hands and decisions like I get taken care of making the fastest decision possible. That, of course, isn't true. I get taken care of making the BEST decision possible. So, I remind myself of that.<br><br>Constantly changing your environment with reminders, posts, key thoughts, etc. is extremely positive. Additionally you require some basic tools at the disposal. What are they? I have starting hand charts that I use for various situations. I have my poker journal. I have special sheets that I print approximately record how hands or sessions went. I'll record notes during sessions. It all just is dependent upon what's "bothering" me or what opportunities I think I see and wish to document.<br><br>This process is dependent on emphasizing whatever you're doing - which can be PLAYING POKER FOR PROFITS.<br><br>If you're wanting to watch TV, have conversations, read email, make posts in forums, lookup some celebrities digital skirt, or some different then you are not focused. Everything you caused by develop, maintain and reinforce focus is going to make you cash long-term. While whatever you make it happen distracts degrades and reduces focus turns you in to a worse and worse long-term poker player.<br><br>As you play be sure you jot down lessons learned. If you don't write them you won't remember them. Plus keep those lessons close by in charts, notes, your journal or sticky notes. |
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Write Down Lessons Learned
Recording lessons learned is the reason your poker journal is vital. If you have a Eureka! moment while you are playing, you want to record it and ensure you incorporate it into the game. For instance, should you limp in a multi-way pot, which can be checked around post flop, can you bluff with the pot or otherwise not? Your experience may show that building a bluff at most pots with multiple limpers won't work. You'll be called 80% almost daily. This is vital to add into your game. So you need to make a note to yourself in your journal. The key here is to relieve mistakes with your game, your stakes where you play, and enhance your opportunities to win.
The point is that you can't learn everything you Don't Record. If you think you'll remember something simply because this indicates important now, you're wrong. You must jot it down. And you must periodically review everything you've written down to be sure you're using it.
You have to look your computer as a "work" station if you play domino poker. Make a place that puts you in the poker playing mindset. Have your starting hand charts nearby. Post significant things to consider on your own screen. On my screen I have, "PATIENCE" in black and "SLOW DOWN" in purple. Why? If I have one consistent issue it's that I know "too well" what I'm going to do next in most situations. So I'm constantly popping through hands and decisions like I get taken care of making the fastest decision possible. That, of course, isn't true. I get taken care of making the BEST decision possible. So, I remind myself of that.
Constantly changing your environment with reminders, posts, key thoughts, etc. is extremely positive. Additionally you require some basic tools at the disposal. What are they? I have starting hand charts that I use for various situations. I have my poker journal. I have special sheets that I print approximately record how hands or sessions went. I'll record notes during sessions. It all just is dependent upon what's "bothering" me or what opportunities I think I see and wish to document.
This process is dependent on emphasizing whatever you're doing - which can be PLAYING POKER FOR PROFITS.
If you're wanting to watch TV, have conversations, read email, make posts in forums, lookup some celebrities digital skirt, or some different then you are not focused. Everything you caused by develop, maintain and reinforce focus is going to make you cash long-term. While whatever you make it happen distracts degrades and reduces focus turns you in to a worse and worse long-term poker player.
As you play be sure you jot down lessons learned. If you don't write them you won't remember them. Plus keep those lessons close by in charts, notes, your journal or sticky notes.
