Poll How often do you study poker? (1 Viewer)

[Bawse]

I rarely study poker(outside of playing), but I do consider watching poker a good way to study, and I often watch poker on YouTube.

How about you?

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

If you’re not studying regularly, you will lose more. I try to review my hands weekly at least. Someone was complaining that he has bad luck but he never checks his leaks. Even 30 minutes breakdown can be of great help.

 

[JennyorAlice]

I've watched the world poker tour a couple of times but that was only because there was nothing else on on the tv. That would be the closest thing to studying poker that I've ever come.

 

[Demon_skeith]

Not often, I just play for the joy of it and kill time. I have no desire to be a pro.

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

Not often, I just play for the joy of it and kill time. I have no desire to be a pro.

Well, I do not study it as much as I should. But once in a week I do review my hands. I pick on specific leaks and work on it. I also download materials to learn more online..

 

[Sociallover]

I never used to study the game. I just learned the game after losing again and again a d after observing the strategies used by other players in the game. It has been a really long time I have played the game I cards. I do not specifically play poker.

 

[Heatman]

To be very honest, it's something I rarely do. This is because I only play poker once in a while at the moment. So, there's no need for me to be constantly studying when I'm not playing actively.

 

[Sociallover]

To be very honest, it's something I rarely do. This is because I only play poker once in a while at the moment. So, there's no need for me to be constantly studying when I'm not playing actively.

I do not study poker or any other card game. It is just a way if entertainment to me. I used to play cards almost 15 years ago with my friends. Now I no longer have that much time to engage in such kind if activities to begin with.

 

[Maya]

I voted for rarely and looks like a lot of voters are like myself. If I wanted to because pro or if I wanted to play for making money, I woul certainly have spent more time studying poker and perfecting my skills

 

[Nomad]

I don't study poker because I have no desire to become a professional player. After all poker is a kind of gambling, and gambling can never be a profession. However, I do like to learn new tricks now and then so that when I play, I might win.

 

[Heatman]

I don't study poker because I have no desire to become a professional player. After all poker is a kind of gambling, and gambling can never be a profession. However, I do like to learn new tricks now and then so that when I play, I might win.

Exactly. Since it is not something I plan on making money from on daily basis or very often, I don't see the reason why I should be dedicating a lot of time to studying it frequently.

 

[Nomad]

But learning poker certainly helps if you play frequently and play for money. Since poker is skill based and with proper skills and knowledge you have a higher chances of winning the game.