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SCHOOL OF CARDS THE PREDICTIVE EDGE
The 5 Main Reasons You Are Stuck at Good
1. When You Start to Move Away from ABC Poker… You Lose
Good players usually have a good understanding of solid ABC play. They understand position, relative hand strength, and are usually pretty decent at getting value from good hands. However, because they don’t have a fully developed and flexible thought process, they aren’t able to step out of this comfort zone. They find themselves limited to a more traditional form of playing because of the fact that every time they step out they tend to lose. It almost trains them to stick to playing basic, tight-aggressive poker.
2. The Confidence in Your Reads and the Inability to Follow Through
One of the major issues of good players is that they lack confidence. Sure every once in awhile they will make a great read or take a sick line but this is often very inconsistent, and it’s often with the comfort of pretty decent hands. Confidence does not always come from cards. It comes from knowing exactly where you are in a particular situation and having the ability to trust yourself to take the right course of action. This is that good players struggle with.
3. Your Off-Table Understanding Doesn't Translate to In-Game Performance
This is probably the most interesting problem with good players. I call these “Gaps.” Gaps are when a player may be able to narrow an opponent's range or understand the correct line to take if they are given a lot of time and a pen and a paper. There is a gap between what they are capable of in theory and the level at which they can actually perform. And players are usually going to blame their gap issues on...
4. You Blame Way Too Much on Lack of Focus, Patience, Running Bad, or Game Selection
Most good players are decent enough to not complain about bad beats. But they always have other reasons for their lack of performance. “I am really good I just lose focus after 2 hours,” or “I play really well, I just run bad and lose and then I start playing poorly.” I hate to break it to you but… if you get affected by those little shifts in the game, it means you lack the ability to see those things coming, and don’t know yourself and your game well enough to hedge and account for those weaknesses. Most players’ higher level mistakes are masked by these types of problems. The number of players I have worked with who told me their only issue is tilt is absolutely insane. Tilt, focus, and attention are often giant masks for an inconsistent and rigid thought process.