I give you 3 simple steps to effectively learn any poker math concept, regardless of your math abilities.
This episode is taken from a poker math training video at my online training site, www.thePokerForge.com.
Listen to this podcast episode as you follow along below:
Step 1: One Poker Math Concept At a Time
Avoid overwhelm by allowing yourself to learn one at a time.
Ignore everything else.
1 concept fully learned per week > 6 concepts never fully learned.
Step 2: Hit The Poker Math Concept from Every Angle
Consume Content:
- Videos, books, articles
- Consume and take notes, create a poker math cheat sheet
Review Hands:
- Filter in your database for applicable situation
- Review hands (many!) and practice math
Practice In-game:
- One-table focus session
- Look for every opportunity to practice the math
Step 3: Move On When Confident
Give yourself permission to repeat step 2 (hit it from every angle: consume, review hands, practice in-game).
Don’t have to be a “master”.
Ability to use it when it matters (in-game decision-making) is all that matters.
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