Texas Hold'em Poker Strategy- Are Your Expectations Too High?


by Napoleon Will - Date: 2007-01-11 - Word Count: 277 Share This!

Every single poker player on the planet believes he should be a winning poker player. No one goes into a game believing they are outmatched and will eventually lose all of their money. Anyone can learn how to play the game at a high level, but only a small percentage will actually do the work. When you watch the great players like Phil Ivey, John Juanda, and Jennifer Harman playing what is going on inside your head? Do you believe these players are the luckiest people in the world or the hardest working poker players? Many poker players set their expectations too high. These players believe they are entitled to poker winnings without putting in the necessary work. Becoming a winning poker player takes some time and effort to learn the strategy. No one wakes up and knows how to play poker. The best poker players are the best because they have made themselves the best.

Poker is no different than any other sport. If you aspire to play basketball like Michael Jordan, you have to practice like Michael Jordan. I think most players fool themselves into believing that luck is not on their side. Most people believe the winning players are lucky while the losing players are unlucky. Poker is a game of skill and in the long run, the best players will always win. Every poker player should set goals for his career but he needs to have a plan. He should be learning every time he sits down at the poker table. Learning is the only way to become a successful poker player. Work hard and you will rake in the pots that you deserve.


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Napoleon will is a self-published author and graduate of Psychology. He recently completed The Male Code: Confessions from guys who have lied, cheated on, and deceived the females in their lives. Check it out at http://www.themalecode.com

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