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The difference between a bad poker player and a good poker player is a whole bunch of money. Over this course you'll learn many of the traps bad players fall in to, while developing a strategic framework to improve your game and win money. From training to deal with your emotions and ego, to understanding how to minimize mistakes, this is the A to Z guide to make you a great poker player.- Access 51 lectures & 3.5 hours of instruction 24/7
- Understand overarching poker concepts & theories essential to thinking like a poker player
- Learn how to make fewer mistakes than your opponents
- Discover ineffective strategies & tactics & learn how to avoid them
- Manage your expectations & patience better to play more in control
- Differentiate between a good bluff & a bad bluff
Alton Hardin is the founder of MicroGrinder Poker School and the best-selling author of Essential Poker Math for No Limit Holdem; moreover, he is the creator of numerous online poker courses. Alton has been playing poker for over a decade both live and online. He helped pay his way through college playing live low stakes games in the early 2000's. Today, Alton enjoys playing the micro stakes for enjoyment and a teaching instrument, where he has racked up over $1,000 in earnings playing mainly 5nl & 10nl.
Details & Requirements
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels
Terms
- Unredeemed licenses can be returned for store credit within 30 days of purchase. Once your license is redeemed, all sales are final.
Course Outline
- Section 1: Course Introduction
- Welcome to the Course!
- How to Get In Touch With Your Instructor
- How to Get the Most out of This Course & Our School
- How to Download Course Videos
- Section 2: Basic Poker Truths
- Chance Favors the Prepared Mind
- Fundamental Theorem of Poker
- A Game of Imperfect Information
- Make Fewer Mistakes than Your Opponents
- Easy to Learn...Difficult to Master
- The Thinking Poker Player
- Traits of Successful Poker Players
- You Will Go on Downswings
- Getting It in with the Best Hand
- You Don't Have to Be the Best
- It's Okay to Be a Recreational Poker Player
- Passive Poker is Losing Poker
- Aggressive Poker Is Winning Poker
- The Power of Position
- Reasons to Bet
- Section 3: Why People Fail to Beat the Game
- They're Just Bad Players
- Applying Ineffective Strategies and Tactics
- Over Thinking Situations and Leveling Themselves
- Getting Too Emotionally Involved
- Poor Bankroll Management Skills
- Playing Against Too Tough of Opponents
- Section Introduction
- Section 4: Seven Common Beginner Mistakes and Solutions
- Section Introduction
- Mistake #1: Playing Too Many Hands
- Mistake #2: Playing Too Passively
- Mistake #3: Over Valuing One Pair
- Mistake #4: Bluffing Without Solid Reasoning
- Mistake #5: Under Betting the Pot
- Mistake #6: Playing Scared Poker
- Mistake #7: Being Results-Oriented
- Section 5: Know Thy...
- Intro
- Know Thy Fundamentals
- Know Thy Math
- Know They Enemies
- Section 6: Winning Poker Basic Game Plan
- Section Introduction
- Be Patient
- Have Realistic Expectations
- Always Have a Plan
- Tight is Right
- The 100BB Strategy
- Be Courageous
- Don't Be Afraid to Take Shots
- Strive for Unconscious Competence
- Be the Learner, Not the Grinder
- Strike a Balance Between Life and Poker
- Always Play Your Best Game
- Deal with Tilt Proactively
- Section 7: Congratulations!
- Congratulations!
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