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The Poker Blueprint: Learn to Play Good Poker
Section 1: Course Introduction
Welcome to the Course! (3:45)
Section 2: Basic Poker Truths
Chance Favors the Prepared Mind (3:43)
Fundamental Theorem of Poker (4:21)
A Game of Imperfect Information (3:41)
Make Fewer Mistakes than Your Opponents (6:39)
Easy to Learn...Difficult to Master (5:18)
The Thinking Poker Player (4:16)
Traits of Successful Poker Players (6:32)
You Will Go on Downswings (4:15)
Getting It in with the Best Hand (4:57)
You Don't Have to Be the Best (3:30)
It's Okay to Be a Recreational Poker Player (5:25)
Passive Poker is Losing Poker (3:55)
Aggressive Poker Is Winning Poker (6:07)
The Power of Position (12:36)
Reasons to Bet (4:06)
Section 3: Why People Fail to Beat the Game
Section Introduction (0:36)
They're Just Bad Players (2:21)
Applying Ineffective Strategies and Tactics (2:19)
Over Thinking Situations and Leveling Themselves (3:37)
Getting Too Emotionally Involved (4:40)
Poor Bankroll Management Skills (4:09)
Playing Against Too Tough of Opponents (3:49)
Section 4: Seven Common Beginner Mistakes and Solutions
Section Introduction (1:15)
Mistake #1: Playing Too Many Hands (4:44)
Mistake #2: Playing Too Passively (2:37)
Mistake #3: Over Valuing One Pair (6:44)
Mistake #4: Bluffing Without Solid Reasoning (4:28)
Mistake #5: Under Betting the Pot (4:11)
Mistake #6: Playing Scared Poker (6:09)
Mistake #7: Being Results-Oriented (5:59)
Section 5: Know Thy...
Intro (0:44)
Know Thy Fundamentals (6:48)
Know Thy Math (7:17)
Know They Enemies (6:48)
Section 6: Winning Poker Basic Game Plan
Section Introduction (1:23)
Be Patient (1:58)
Have Realistic Expectations (4:54)
Always Have a Plan (4:56)
Tight is Right (3:29)
The 100BB Strategy (5:01)
Be Courageous (2:17)
Don't Be Afraid to Take Shots (3:22)
Strive for Unconscious Competence (5:32)
Be the Learner, Not the Grinder (3:17)
Strike a Balance Between Life and Poker (5:12)
Always Play Your Best Game (3:25)
Deal with Tilt Proactively (4:14)
Section 7: Congratulations!
Congratulations! (1:47)
Have Realistic Expectations
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