Holdem Poker Training
I'm a big fan of training. The main hobbies/interests of mine have always been those that I did day in and day out and slowly progressed at. You do the sport/activity because you love it and years later you look back and realize how far you've come. Cards are a little different though. While you get better with time, time isn't on your side. If you haven't picked up some skills early on, chances are you'll get busted out and find something else to take up your free time. Playing holdem poker is different than other things that I've given my life to like skateboarding and weight lifting because in poker, everytime you play it is for real. Take weight lifting, the vast majority of the time you just train in the gym or eat, there is nothing at stake. In skating, it is the same, you spend most of your time just practicing and very little time filming or competing. In holdem though, the only way to know how to play a $20/40 holdem game is to play in a $20/40 holdem game. When I started playing holdem, the lowest game you could find was a $2/4 or $3/6. Now days they have micro limits that smooth out the learning curve some but even with the micro limits, there still is a learning curve because as you progress up the stakes ladder there are big conceptual changes. What use to win before in smaller limits, now isn't enough to win in the large limits. You have to acquire new skills and still hold on to what you learned before. The goal with this page is to add some exercises that can help you improve your game without having to invest a bunch of money doing it. As I think of and find more exercises, I'll list them here.

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