Feel like a dumb! And feel like i dont know how to improve.

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Feel like a dumb! And feel like i dont know how to improve.

i am Portuguese guy that love poker, i start playing about 6years ago. Win some mtts and have profit playing cash games, but i stop for a while because i really want to learn the game, understand everything about this game So i subscribe for pro videos, and start with "learning path." Was thinking about seeing everything, but i start to see the videos and feel like a dumb, feel like if i am the most stupid person, dont understand nothing, terms, and thinks the guys talk about. So i really want your opinion, what should i do? I love so much, and i wish i could learn all about him, but maybe is not for me. is that possible? do u think with effort, even if i am not math guys, can i learn it? and get better? Last years i feel like if am not able of achieve anything. And this is one of the things want to be better, learn more but i feel i dont know where to start, and when i find something to start, i get lost.

Sorry for the text, and sorry for my english.

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So_Nitty 8 years, 9 months ago

We all love this game and you've joined a great poker community here.Learning and feeling as if you are improving will keep you motivated to play. If you are struggling I would pick out some essential videos and watch them carefully pausing to make notes when you find things that you think will apply to your game. Try to pick one or two ideas and concentrate on them when you are playing. Don't stop playing completely while you are studying.....take time to play hands too. A good balance would be to play for a few hours and maybe study for a couple of hours. The pros are very good about answering questions in the comments sections of the videos - maybe that will help? There are some very good books that explain the basic math of poker and you don't have to be a math genius to be able to apply basic equity calculations to hands. John Daly has a good series about MTT math starting with this onePractical Math of MTTs

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