Losing all the time..

Hello Magogp

Welcome on the PokerStrategy forum

The most important thing is that you are using appropriate bankroll management (BRM) here.
If you play NL10 for example I would recommend a bankroll of at least $200 to play it safe and that’s already an aggressive BRM approach I think. So if you start with $20 you can better start on NL2 and move up to NL5 when you have $100.

I’m not too much in to cash games, but the links you have posted are already 10 years old. So this information is most likely outdated. I think it’s best to start with the basics and then you can start with reading our https://forums.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=334218&page=1 thread so you learn from the start.

Further I recommend posting some hands you don’t know if you play it right on our Hand discussions for No Limit and if you don’t know how to post hands the appropriate way you can always check our https://forums.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=267242 thread.

I think this is already a lot of information, but if you have more questions don’t hesitate to ask them.

Best regards,
SDK1987

SDK gave you already couple of very good tips how to get your poker career started. I just want to add that the mental side of poker is as important as any of those strategies. You said that you change the way you play when you win big or lose big. This is called tilting. Even great players can lose a lot of money in short time if they let their emotions affect their play too much. A great way to start fighting against these mental leaks is to read The Mental Game of Poker 1&2. There is also a lot of good material about that here in PokerStrategy.

Also if you wan't to have fun, maybe make some money, but you are still quite happy if you play break even, I recommend you to check out the free money and first deposit bonus offers from strategy's partner rooms. A good bonus and rakeback will help a lot

I totally agree with SDK1987 & la55i. It all about bankroll management and mentality at the table. Start out building a bankroll, just keep it simple. Since your playing at micro limit set yourself goals before sitting down at the table. Sample, if I lose 3x buyin I will sit up and take a break (normally after losing over 3 buy-in your mind wonders off to tilt zone). If I double up and feel the table dynamic of the table not profitable I would leave.

Re-depositing is one your biggest leak. If your mind keep thinking, "oh I just deposit and win my money back" this can be lead to self destruction long term poker career losing (been here). Recommend read Doyle Super System NL, and best of luck.:f_thumbsup:

Must have something wrong with the way your playing. A good way to be a good poker player is by playing with free money. Their are good players out their playing free games.

I can coach u sometimes for free if you want. Just hit me up

I have dealt with few stabs but ami me goes wrong after I won several sitgo, now is not whether to start a strong sitgo if my deposit is $ 20 and play de10 $ directly

Originally posted by AlexVilla55
I have dealt with few stabs but ami me goes wrong after I won several sitgo, now is not whether to start a strong sitgo if my deposit is $ 20 and play de10 $ directly
For $10 SNG’s you need to have a bankroll of at least $500, but that depends what kind of SNG’s you are playing. Also it’s smart to start with the lowest buy-inns first to improve your game. Otherwise you play the whole time against players that are better than you.

Start at the bottom up and not the other way around. I've built several rolls from zero but even depositing you should be using proper bankroll. At $10, your highest buy in should be 50c whether that's cash or SnGs. You also have to drop down until you can drop down no more.

Despite what others may say, it's actually better to play short stacked in cash. You will make less mistakes post flop and take your winnings away as soon as you double up and short stack again. When you master pre flop play, you can then go deeper and explore post flop.

SnGs, play ultra tight pre flop and bet bet bet when you have it. At micro stakes, bet sizing doesn't matter. Play tight until the bubble and loosen up.

MTT's are trickier as you can't table select but look for added money and overlay tournaments where your money will always go further.

Play the points system and cash in/ play freerolls and get as much out of the site as possible. Google for passwords if you have to.

The good news is you asked for help. You realise your doing something wrong and have the urge to correct it.

Hope this helps.