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Obv. The M Factor

Treat you poker like a business. Solid advice from Leatherass

M Factor from Harrington was a really good concept

The number one poker lesson I learned from a book was how to use overbets against tight ranges from Tri 'Slowhabit' Nguyen.

From Harrington on NL tournaments: Anyone who folds KK pre is full of it.

I don't recall ipsissima verba, but the advice Negreanu reported his mother to have given him when he first went to try and crack Vegas is priceless -

" Now Daniel, just don't you go and do anything stupid".

Don't squeeze with JJ unless you are ready to go AI preflop from Ryan Fee's 6 max.

We can't control the cards, We can only control how well We play and how well We react

Treat you poker like a business from Dusty.

Remove all emotion from your decisions.
- The poker mindset

how to c-bet properly.;D

"Every player will eventually have a losing streak that is worse than it seemed possible. The difference between a winner and a loser is that the latter thinks he would not deserve this. "- Craig Hartman | Poker Mindset

:spade:Variance is a bitch!

Back in 2008 when I was still a huge passive fish I've learned from Super System the importance of aggression and it was enough back then to stop me from losing.

Ofc since then I've read many more up to date books and learned more advanced concepts, but if not Super System I prob would've quit long time ago so to me it was the most important lesson.

Damn, feeling like some old man talking about 2008 like it was decades ago

its one big session

icm concept

Its all about Ranges

SNG; Collin Moshman

You're Young Only Once (from The Poker Blueprint by Tri Nguyen)

adapt to the opponent not to the limit