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Common Beginner Mistakes

by scott on Jun.05, 2008, under Poker Tips

Introduction

Before you sit down and begin to play no limit poker, you need to exercise cautions. Many players are unaware that there are huge mistakes in poker that many beginners make that could take you from the chip leader to the first person out of the tournament. Here’s a couple mistakes that could help you win the big winnings.

3 Beginner Mistakes That Can Really Hurt You

1. Superstitions – I’ve seen way too many people playing no limit poker, and while the betting is taking place and the cards being dealt, they hold onto a “lucky” object or do something they consider lucky. You cannot rely on superstitions for your gambling success. You need to watch yourself and use your brain, not a rock. Chances are way better when you think things out than when you throw all your money away because the picture of your family members was on the table with your chips.

2. Emotions After A Bad Loss – When you lose a hand, you need to get over it. You can’t just sit there and get all gloomy because you took a bad beat. Chances are that if you get all gloomy, you’ll stop thinking things through, or sometimes you’ll even over think things through, and you will end up losing more and more. When you take a bad loss, get over it, suck it up, and get back into your zone.

3. Emotions After A Great Win – You have to realize, you’re not Superman. If you win a $1 million pot in a no limit game, that doesn’t mean you can take down anyone who goes against you. If you’re playing with high stakes like that, you can go ahead and guess that there are some great players out there that will do everything they can to take you down. And, if you feel that invincible, you will probably end up playing way too many hands and you can soon kiss those chips you just won, Goodbye.

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