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Title: Ignorance Is Bliss? Post by: maccol on September 01, 2006, 07:09:28 AM I have been playing poker for almost a year now and I have done ok , turning an initial £20 deposit into £2.5k in that time through stt and mtt s
I am finding though that as i learn and try to improve my game via books ,pnl,forum etc my results are getting worse.Still playing same buy in levels,£5-£10 I have seen other posters refer to a similar experience and I wonder if some of the more experienced of you could shed some light on it Could I be over-complicating my thinking or perhaps its just good old variance? Any thoughts on this would be appreciated Title: Re: Ignorance Is Bliss? Post by: Snatiramas on September 01, 2006, 08:15:36 AM Mac it is probably a bt of both. Also there are other players who have now played against you a number of times and will have made notes etc. etc. Remember during these times that you did not do much wrong in getting your bankroll to where it is now. I do remember that I went through a similar phase about a year into my poker life and what had happened was because I had read the books I had adapted my game and everybody knew what I was going to do. I went back to changing strategies to mix up their thinking........my word listen to me prattling on as if I have the slightest notion of what I am doing
Title: Re: Ignorance Is Bliss? Post by: Rookie (Rodney) on September 01, 2006, 08:17:50 AM Its not unusual for you to talk all the time now though is it Phil!!
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