This is probably one of the most important lessons I've
learned at poker, and it took me a lot of years to actually learn this lesson. This
article is about your mind, relaxing your mind.
Included are my two very favorite tips for making poker a lot easier. Tip #1: Relax your mind. Tip #2: Breathe.
Sorry for not blogging in awhile. I've been grinding 10hr days, which is not what I should be doing but since I've been running extremely well I feel like putting in volume while I'm playing my best is the right thing to do.
For those of you who don't know, I specialize in HU SNGs, and for the last two years I have been making a living grinding these things, and I feel like I have a good understanding of the game. So today I would like to talk about some of things I've learned about these 1500 chip duels.
I put together a little list as to why we grind.
Hey all and welcome to my new blog. I'll try to post a bunch
but we'll see how it goes... if you know me you'll know that I'm built for
sloppy, not for speed. Since this is my
first poker blog I would like to thank Sam for bringing me on board
RiskOriented.
As a professional poker player I often get asked the question ''How much do you aim to win each month?'' One of the main beauties of my chosen career path is that there is no fixed figure to my earnings, it's all down to me, the inadequacies of my opponents, and the poker Gods.