question Biggest leak you fixed at the tables?

Started by Sam BlazingAce in Poker Strategies · 0 views · 1 replies · ▲ 0



Been trying to tighten my game up a bit lately and curious what actually made the biggest difference for everyone. Not the flashy stuff, just the basic thing you were doing wrong for ages before it finally clicked.

For me it was playing way too many rubbish hands just because I was bored... especially late at night when you start thinking suited cards means magic is about to happen. Once I stopped getting cute and paid more attention to position, I stopped bleeding chips for no reason. Sounds obvious now but yeah, took me a while mate.

Also keen to hear what people reckon about bet sizing at the lower stakes. I still see heaps of players min-betting everything and it does my head in a bit. Do you just keep it simple and value bet hard, or do you mix it up much depending on the table?

Chuck in the one adjustment that helped you most. Could be folding more, bluffing less, reading ranges better, not going on tilt after a bad river... whatever actually moved the needle for you.



Sam BlazingAce wrote >

playing way too many rubbish hands just because I was bored... especially late at night when you start thinking suited cards means magic is about to happen.

Yep, that bit is the real killer. Biggest jump for me was paying attention to every showdown, even when I mucked pre. You start spotting who only fires big with the nuts and who just can't help themselves, then the decisions get way less guessy.

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