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As I stated in part 1 of this post, financial gain is not the only reason people take up competitive poker. We get value out of poker from different angles. Entertainment value does not exclude the value of competition, it completes it. In short, most poker people play poker for VALUE. The goal of this blog is to produce a series of strategy posts that will help players gain maximum value from playing poker competitively.

Let me conclude this two-part post with three lists; 1) A list of People that can benefit the most from reading this blog. 2) A list of things you can expect to see in this blog 3) A list of things you should not expect to find in this blog.

Players who are thinking about giving competitive poker a try
Players who are looking to understand the fundamentals of poker strategy
Players who have started studying poker but feel frustrated by lack of progress
Players who want to learn how to enjoy poker to its fullest

THE ARTICELS
Poker Strategy, stripped down to its most basic form…
1 – You need to recognize what is going on
2 – You need to know what is the most profitable action according to No.1
3 – You need to execute from your findings in no.2…
When looking to improve our poker playing, we are essentially working on these 3 main skills. At first glance, this statement can make poker seem like the simplest of games. Unfortunately there are 3 main problems that make poker progress difficult
The vast number of sub skills included in each of these skills
The uncertainty of which of these skills are the most important, creating a lack of focus
Some errors are much more costly then others
In the next 3 parts of this series, I will elaborate on the three main skills posted above and how the 3 main problems affect each of them.