Welcome to the second episode of The Official Red Chip Poker Podcast! This episode begins a unique podcast-type where we ask our coaches one question and create an on-focus show highlighting answers to help you play better poker. Today’s question is simple:
“How do you study poker and continue to improve? What’s one thing players could implement in their study-time to improve quicker?”
Featuring: Little, Gano, Dr. Cardner, Soto, Hull, Haynie, and James
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- Mike Gano – Gives us a glimpse of his study process, talks about deliberate practice and how it relates to poker, and shares how setting micro-focuses has helped him improve
- Derric Haynie – Explains what his off-table study routine looks like
- Jonathan Little – Shares why poker videos (when watched the right way) are extremely powerful for improving quickly.
- Dr. Tricia Cardner – Delves into the power of note-taking when watching poker videos
- Gareth James – As a SNG player, James shares what his off-table routine looks like
- Christian Soto – Explains why you need to be brutally honest with yourself and surround yourself with players that are better than you.
- Doug Hull – Why teaching other players can massively benefit you
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