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Almost every player who stalls at the same limit for two years tells the same story: the game got harder, the fish disappeared, the money never came. Almost none of them stalled for that reason. They stalled because they never defined what moving up actually requires — how much money, under what rules, and what changes at the table once they get there. Moving up is not a courage problem. It is a bankroll problem with a shot-taking procedure attached, and both parts are solvable on paper before you ever sit down. Why most players stall at the same limit The usual answer is discipline, and discipline matters — but it is a symptom, not the cause. The cause is that most players move up on emotion rather than on a rule. They run hot for two weeks, jump a limit while their bankroll still fits the old one, lose four buy-ins, and drop back down feeling like the higher game beat them. It did not. The bankroll beat them. The second cause is a currency error. Winrate is measured in big blinds per 100 hands, but variance is felt in money. Double the stake and every downswing you already know how to survive doubles in dollars while looking identical on the graph — so a routine 15 buy-in stretch reads as proof you do not belong. The math nobody runs before moving up Here is the calculation that decides whether the move is worth making at all. Say you beat NL25 for 6bb/100. That is 6 x $0.25 = $1.50 per 100 hands. You move to NL50 and your winrate halves to 3bb/100 — a realistic drop against a tougher pool. That is 3 x $0.50 = $1.50 per 100 hands. Identical money, roughly double the variance in dollars. So the rule follows directly: moving up pays only if your winrate drops by less than half. If you expect it to fall further than that, you are buying volatility with no raise attached. If you expect it to hold above half, the move is correct even when the first month feels worse. Rake and rakeback sit on top of this and matter more than most players account for. At micro and low stakes, rake is a large share of the pot, and a deal that returns a meaningful percentage of it can be worth more to your hourly than the extra ten buy-ins you were waiting to save. Two players with the same technical skill and different rake deals do not have the same winrate, and at low limits the gap is often larger than the gap between the limits themselves. How many buy-ins you actually need Thresholds depend on format and on how soft the pool is, not on how confident you feel. NLHE cash, soft field: 30–40 buy-ins is workable if you have a stable income outside poker and can reload. 50 if poker is your only income. NLHE cash, tough field: 50–75 buy-ins. Lower winrate means longer downswings, not just shallower ones. PLO cash: 100+ buy-ins, and that is not a conservative number. Equities run close, so swings are structurally larger regardless of skill edge. MTTs: 200–300 buy-ins for a regular schedule. Field size drives this far more than buy-in level does. SNGs and short-handed formats: 60–100 buy-ins depending on structure and payout spread. One adjustment that matters in club apps: soft fields raise your winrate but they do not lower your variance. Loose-passive pools produce more multiway pots and more flips against ranges that should have folded, which widens outcome spread even while it raises expectation. Do not treat a soft game as a reason to run a thinner roll. Shot-taking rules to set before you sit A shot without rules is just a bigger session. Decide all four of these before the first hand, because you will not decide them well after buy-in three. Shot size. Allocate a fixed number of buy-ins — five is a common and sane figure — and treat that as the entire budget of the attempt. Stop-loss in buy-ins, not in money. Two buy-ins down at the new limit and you go back to the old one, same day, no negotiation. Check it between hands rather than mid-hand: the decision to quit is the first decision tilt takes away from you. Table selection as a precondition. Take the shot only when the game is worth taking it in. One limit up with two recreational players at the table is a better spot than your usual game full of regulars. A-game only. No shots after a losing session, on short sleep, or in the last hour of a long grind. The higher limit is where your C-game costs double. Going back down is not failure — it is the rule working. Players who treat the drop-down as a defeat stop taking shots at all, which is a slower way of never moving up. What actually changes one limit up Less than most players fear, but not nothing, and the changes are specific. Preflop: your opens get 3-bet more often, and cold-call frequencies drop. Fewer multiway pots means your suited connectors and small pairs lose implied odds while your offsuit broadways gain — the opposite of what most players assume. Postflop: the biggest single change is thin value. At lower limits you get paid by pure stations, so a third barrel with a marginal made hand prints money. One limit up, that same bet is called by better and folded by worse, which flips it from value to a spew. Meanwhile bluffs gain: opponents who fold more make your barrels work more often. A hand that plays differently one limit up 100bb effective, 6-max cash. We open CO to 2.5bb with KhQh, BB calls. Flop Qs 8h 4c — we c-bet 33% (2bb) into 6bb, called. Turn 2d — we bet 60% (6bb) into 10bb, called. River 5s, pot 22bb. At the lower limit, the third barrel is a clear value bet. The calling range is full of 8x, pocket pairs and weak Qx that will not fold, and you are ahead of most of it. One limit up, run the same range through a tighter pool: the hands that call two barrels and arrive at the river are mostly Qx with a better kicker, sets and the occasional 8x that has decided you are barrelling too much. Now you are getting called by better and folding out worse — the definition of a bet that loses money. Check back, capture showdown value, and take the free look at whether this opponent bluffs rivers. Same hand, same board, same sizing. Different pool, opposite decision. That is what moving up actually asks of you: not a new strategy, but the discipline to re-check which hands your opponents are still calling with. What moving up looks like in mobile club apps The classic advice assumes fields that stiffen predictably as you climb. Inside club apps that assumption breaks, and it breaks in your favour more often than not. Club-app pools stay recreational further up the ladder than pools in classic rooms, because entry is club-gated rather than open, and because a large share of players are there for the game rather than for a career. In practice this means the winrate drop from one limit to the next is frequently smaller than the model above predicts — which shifts the entire calculation toward moving up sooner. Two things matter more here than a marginal strategy edge. Table selection first: with clubs running many tables at once, the gap between the best and worst game at the same limit is usually larger than the gap between two adjacent limits. Prime time second — take your shot when recreational traffic peaks, or you burn the buy-ins you allocated on the wrong game. We run clubs across six poker apps and have been at this since 2019, with rakeback reaching up to 60% depending on app and volume. When you are deciding whether the roll supports the next limit, that deal belongs in the calculation — it is a component of winrate, not a bonus on top of it. FAQ How many buy-ins do I need to move up in poker? For NLHE cash in a soft field, 30–40 buy-ins at the new limit if you have outside income, 50 if poker pays your bills. PLO needs 100+ and MTTs need 200–300 because of structural variance, not because of skill. When should I move back down? The moment you hit the stop-loss you set before the session — commonly two buy-ins at the new limit — or when your bankroll falls below the threshold for the limit you are playing. Set both numbers in advance; deciding mid-session is how a shot turns into a downswing. Does rakeback really change how fast I can move up? Yes, and more than most players expect at low stakes, where rake is a large share of every pot. A better deal raises your effective winrate at the current limit, which both builds the roll faster and makes the next limit profitable at a lower raw winrate. Why do I win at low stakes but lose one limit up? Usually thin value. The bets that print against stations get called by better hands one limit up, and players keep firing the same third barrels out of habit. Check your river betting frequency before concluding the game is beyond you. Is it better to take shots or wait until I am fully rolled? Structured shots with a fixed budget and a stop-loss get you there faster, because they build experience at the new limit while the roll is still growing. Unstructured shots — no budget, no stop-loss, taken on a heater — are the single most common way players lose a bankroll they had already earned. Do the same rules apply in mobile club apps? The bankroll math is identical, but the winrate drop between limits is often smaller because the pools stay recreational higher up. Table selection and playing during prime-time traffic matter more than in classic rooms. Play where the move up is easier The fastest way to make the next limit affordable is to pick a game where the field does not harden as fast and the rake deal works for you. We run clubs across six mobile poker apps, including Suprema Poker and PPPoker, with rakeback up to 60%. Tell us the limits you play now and the ones you are aiming at, and we will point you to the club where that step is shortest. Write to us on Telegram at @supremaunion — 24/7, in English or Russian. If you run a club yourself or work as an agent, our terms are on the clubs and agents page. 18+. Poker is a game of skill with real financial risk. Play within your bankroll and stop when it stops being a decision.
Read the article →Almost every player who stalls at the same limit for two years tells the same story: the game got harder, the fish disappeared, the money never came. Almost none of them stalled for that reason. They stalled because they never defined what moving up actually requires — how much money, under what rules, and what changes at the table once they get there. Moving up is not a courage problem. It is a bankroll problem with a shot-taking procedure attached, and both parts are solvable on paper before you ever sit down. Why most players stall at the same limit The usual answer is discipline, and discipline matters — but it is a symptom, not the cause. The cause is that most players move up on emotion rather than on a rule. They run hot for two weeks, jump a limit while their bankroll still fits the old one, lose four buy-ins, and drop back down feeling like the higher game beat them. It did not. The bankroll beat them. The second cause is a currency error. Winrate is measured in big blinds per 100 hands, but variance is felt in money. Double the stake and every downswing you already know how to survive doubles in dollars while looking identical on the graph — so a routine 15 buy-in stretch reads as proof you do not belong. The math nobody runs before moving up Here is the calculation that decides whether the move is worth making at all. Say you beat NL25 for 6bb/100. That is 6 x $0.25 = $1.50 per 100 hands. You move to NL50 and your winrate halves to 3bb/100 — a realistic drop against a tougher pool. That is 3 x $0.50 = $1.50 per 100 hands. Identical money, roughly double the variance in dollars. So the rule follows directly: moving up pays only if your winrate drops by less than half. If you expect it to fall further than that, you are buying volatility with no raise attached. If you expect it to hold above half, the move is correct even when the first month feels worse. Rake and rakeback sit on top of this and matter more than most players account for. At micro and low stakes, rake is a large share of the pot, and a deal that returns a meaningful percentage of it can be worth more to your hourly than the extra ten buy-ins you were waiting to save. Two players with the same technical skill and different rake deals do not have the same winrate, and at low limits the gap is often larger than the gap between the limits themselves. How many buy-ins you actually need Thresholds depend on format and on how soft the pool is, not on how confident you feel. NLHE cash, soft field: 30–40 buy-ins is workable if you have a stable income outside poker and can reload. 50 if poker is your only income. NLHE cash, tough field: 50–75 buy-ins. Lower winrate means longer downswings, not just shallower ones. PLO cash: 100+ buy-ins, and that is not a conservative number. Equities run close, so swings are structurally larger regardless of skill edge. MTTs: 200–300 buy-ins for a regular schedule. Field size drives this far more than buy-in level does. SNGs and short-handed formats: 60–100 buy-ins depending on structure and payout spread. One adjustment that matters in club apps: soft fields raise your winrate but they do not lower your variance. Loose-passive pools produce more multiway pots and more flips against ranges that should have folded, which widens outcome spread even while it raises expectation. Do not treat a soft game as a reason to run a thinner roll. Shot-taking rules to set before you sit A shot without rules is just a bigger session. Decide all four of these before the first hand, because you will not decide them well after buy-in three. Shot size. Allocate a fixed number of buy-ins — five is a common and sane figure — and treat that as the entire budget of the attempt. Stop-loss in buy-ins, not in money. Two buy-ins down at the new limit and you go back to the old one, same day, no negotiation. Check it between hands rather than mid-hand: the decision to quit is the first decision tilt takes away from you. Table selection as a precondition. Take the shot only when the game is worth taking it in. One limit up with two recreational players at the table is a better spot than your usual game full of regulars. A-game only. No shots after a losing session, on short sleep, or in the last hour of a long grind. The higher limit is where your C-game costs double. Going back down is not failure — it is the rule working. Players who treat the drop-down as a defeat stop taking shots at all, which is a slower way of never moving up. What actually changes one limit up Less than most players fear, but not nothing, and the changes are specific. Preflop: your opens get 3-bet more often, and cold-call frequencies drop. Fewer multiway pots means your suited connectors and small pairs lose implied odds while your offsuit broadways gain — the opposite of what most players assume. Postflop: the biggest single change is thin value. At lower limits you get paid by pure stations, so a third barrel with a marginal made hand prints money. One limit up, that same bet is called by better and folded by worse, which flips it from value to a spew. Meanwhile bluffs gain: opponents who fold more make your barrels work more often. A hand that plays differently one limit up 100bb effective, 6-max cash. We open CO to 2.5bb with KhQh, BB calls. Flop Qs 8h 4c — we c-bet 33% (2bb) into 6bb, called. Turn 2d — we bet 60% (6bb) into 10bb, called. River 5s, pot 22bb. At the lower limit, the third barrel is a clear value bet. The calling range is full of 8x, pocket pairs and weak Qx that will not fold, and you are ahead of most of it. One limit up, run the same range through a tighter pool: the hands that call two barrels and arrive at the river are mostly Qx with a better kicker, sets and the occasional 8x that has decided you are barrelling too much. Now you are getting called by better and folding out worse — the definition of a bet that loses money. Check back, capture showdown value, and take the free look at whether this opponent bluffs rivers. Same hand, same board, same sizing. Different pool, opposite decision. That is what moving up actually asks of you: not a new strategy, but the discipline to re-check which hands your opponents are still calling with. What moving up looks like in mobile club apps The classic advice assumes fields that stiffen predictably as you climb. Inside club apps that assumption breaks, and it breaks in your favour more often than not. Club-app pools stay recreational further up the ladder than pools in classic rooms, because entry is club-gated rather than open, and because a large share of players are there for the game rather than for a career. In practice this means the winrate drop from one limit to the next is frequently smaller than the model above predicts — which shifts the entire calculation toward moving up sooner. Two things matter more here than a marginal strategy edge. Table selection first: with clubs running many tables at once, the gap between the best and worst game at the same limit is usually larger than the gap between two adjacent limits. Prime time second — take your shot when recreational traffic peaks, or you burn the buy-ins you allocated on the wrong game. We run clubs across six poker apps and have been at this since 2019, with rakeback reaching up to 60% depending on app and volume. When you are deciding whether the roll supports the next limit, that deal belongs in the calculation — it is a component of winrate, not a bonus on top of it. FAQ How many buy-ins do I need to move up in poker? For NLHE cash in a soft field, 30–40 buy-ins at the new limit if you have outside income, 50 if poker pays your bills. PLO needs 100+ and MTTs need 200–300 because of structural variance, not because of skill. When should I move back down? The moment you hit the stop-loss you set before the session — commonly two buy-ins at the new limit — or when your bankroll falls below the threshold for the limit you are playing. Set both numbers in advance; deciding mid-session is how a shot turns into a downswing. Does rakeback really change how fast I can move up? Yes, and more than most players expect at low stakes, where rake is a large share of every pot. A better deal raises your effective winrate at the current limit, which both builds the roll faster and makes the next limit profitable at a lower raw winrate. Why do I win at low stakes but lose one limit up? Usually thin value. The bets that print against stations get called by better hands one limit up, and players keep firing the same third barrels out of habit. Check your river betting frequency before concluding the game is beyond you. Is it better to take shots or wait until I am fully rolled? Structured shots with a fixed budget and a stop-loss get you there faster, because they build experience at the new limit while the roll is still growing. Unstructured shots — no budget, no stop-loss, taken on a heater — are the single most common way players lose a bankroll they had already earned. Do the same rules apply in mobile club apps? The bankroll math is identical, but the winrate drop between limits is often smaller because the pools stay recreational higher up. Table selection and playing during prime-time traffic matter more than in classic rooms. Play where the move up is easier The fastest way to make the next limit affordable is to pick a game where the field does not harden as fast and the rake deal works for you. We run clubs across six mobile poker apps, including Suprema Poker and PPPoker, with rakeback up to 60%. Tell us the limits you play now and the ones you are aiming at, and we will point you to the club where that step is shortest. Write to us on Telegram at @supremaunion — 24/7, in English or Russian. If you run a club yourself or work as an agent, our terms are on the clubs and agents page. 18+. Poker is a game of skill with real financial risk. Play within your bankroll and stop when it stops being a decision.
Read →In poker, mathematics is not as complicated as you might think! It seems to you that all these “spectra”, “equity”, “% of equity realized”, “pot odds” are some kind of matrices from higher mathematics, but in fact the whole poker is a comparison of two numbers, one of which you always know, and the second of which you can quickly figure out.
Read →Fold or call? How many times have you cursed, pounded the table with your fist, or thrown your mouse at the wall because of a wrong answer to this question?
Read →How the list of the most successful poker players has changed. Bryn Kenny's victory at the Luxon Invitational brought not only almost $7 million to the American for first place, but also made serious adjustments to the list of the most successful players in offline poker
Read →In today's post we want to give you the 15 best strategic recommendations on how to beat micros in 2023.
Read →People ask us all the time how to beat micro limits in poker. And despite the fact that the game gets harder every year, you don't need a degree to beat micro-limits. At the micro-limits, as before, there are a huge number of absolute beginners who constantly make gross fundamental mistakes. That is why any more or less adequate regular will be able to destroy this sweet field. However, for a number of different reasons, many people still cannot win even in these seemingly simplest games. That's why in today's post we want to give you the 15 best strategic recommendations on how to beat micros in 2023.
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Read →If you're just getting started in the world of poker and don't yet understand the basic concepts of the game, these books will help you lay the groundwork for theory
Read →In the last week of March 2023, almost 2.5K prominent representatives of various fields - including Elon Musk, Steve Wozniak, Christoph Koch - signed an open letter for the suspension of experiments with artificial intelligence (Artificial Intelligence, AI)
Read →Squeeze in poker is a special technique that is used preflop. It is in demand both in tournaments and cash games. Those who go through training lessons on how to play the game will definitely encounter this technique.
Read →If we were asked what we need to do to get into a difficult situation post-flop, we would answer: "Get to the late street with the most shitty range possible, preferably on the most moronic line." This is going to be a generic recipe.
Read →Poker players name complete as the call of the big blind by the player with SB. The number of limpers before the action doesn't matter. You can make it on preflop. This is a useful move to see the flop with minimal pot investment. It can be used as a bluff. The move is especially useful to learn in the early stages. At the microlimits, opponents will perceive it as a weak action and will begin to behave accordingly. According to statistics in hands against a complete, opponents who misjudged the situation often lose the pot.
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Read →Is 3-betting profitable aggression? Certainly! Without this technique, we wouldn’t get enough at any stakes. But when is it appropriate to do it? Let's analyze two key situations: value bet and bluffing.
Read →In the variety of gaming disciplines on the PPPoker platform, Sit and Gos are also available. For SNG beginners it is a perfect opportunity to get into the game. This variety especially attracts players from Asian countries, who play poker mostly for fun.
Read →RP UNION is the largest network of poker clubs on the PPPOKER, SUPREMA POKER, UPOKER, KKPOKER, X-POKER, CLUBGG platforms. Our organization is dedicated to providing the best playing fields in mobile poker applications. We own over 20 clubs on seven platforms and geography covers five continents. RP UNION are the heads of 7 unions.
Read →We simply believe that it is important not just to do theory, but to do it meaningfully and in a comfortable environment. Here's what we recommend:
Read →Almost perfect lineups in the PPPoker app attract thousands of fans of multi-table tournaments from all over the world. Tournament poker is as popular as cash one. A feature of the game on PPPoker is the fact that it is quite easy to win a significant amount in MTT tournaments.
Read →Most professional poker players use special auxiliary software, which makes it much easier to make decisions in the hands. Moreover, the user has access to his own statistics, which allows him to analyze the history of played hands in more detail and work on mistakes. What about the HUD for PPPoker?
Read →It's not a secret that the PPPoker app is one of the most downloaded and popular among poker players. A key aspect of its popularity is its focus on the Asian market, which is why the client is overwhelmed with frankly weak players from India, China, etc.
Read →The online game on pp poker has been gaining more and more popularity among players over the years. Absolutely all participants who have registered at PPPoker can take part in cash games.
Read →PPPoker is currently one of the top mobile poker apps. Its huge popularity is due to many Asian players who are distinguished by their loose and tight playing style.
Read →At the moment, PPPoker room is one of the most popular poker applications, the majority of players in which are representatives of the Asian segment. Players from these countries demonstrate a predominantly loose style of play, which is why PP poker room is very popular with players from all over the world. To play PPPoker for money, you must join any pppoker club, of which there is a huge number in the application. Each of the clubs has its own restrictions and entry rules, among the distinguishing features are also limits, chip value, type of discipline played, and so on.
Read →Regardless of the limits played, each poker player keeps a certain set of goals in his head. It can be a bar in the form of a sum of money that he would like to earn by the end of the year, or a desire to leave a non-favourite and boring job, devoting himself entirely to the game, even a banal increase in limits is already an excellent goal. The main thing to remember is that when setting your own goals, there are certain traps that slow down and even don’t let you achieve the result. In this article, we will go over some important tips that will allow you to avoid these traps.
Read →Like in business, in poker all actions taken must be justified and supported by facts. Forced assault on limits in poker in 9 cases out of 10 will turn into a disaster for you with a complete reset of cash in your poker client. If you are thinking about moving up the limits, you need to be 100% sure that it is time to do so. Many players mistakenly try to play higher limits to win back the results of a losing session, or simply play more expensive limits without playing them regularly. In this article, we will try to understand the issue of moving up limits and focus on the most important aspects.
Read →In order to achieve some success in a particular field of activity, the right approach is to find and follow the example of those people who have already climbed to the top or have achieved some success in their field. It's the same with poker. In this material, we will go through the most popular basics, adhering to which you will achieve good results of your poker career.
Read →The golden days of the 2000s, when the sky was bluer and there were countless fish players at the gaming table, are unfortunately behind us. They were replaced by tens of thousands of hot and young guys, eager to storm the heights of the poker Olympus daily, both online and in the live game.
Read →Let's get nostalgic and mentally go back to the times of the poker boom, when a whole army of fans of this game rushed to conquer the poker Olympus. Over the years, time has put everything in its place, the vast majority of players who dreamed of multimillion-dollar earnings and a luxurious life have not managed to grow in limits. And only a few are now at the top of poker glory.
Read →One of the TOP regular professional players schematically describes his thinking process and gives a list of questions that he needs to answer in 10-30 seconds while making a decision.
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Read →You can learn the rules and start playing poker in 5 minutes, but it can take years to polish your skills and improve your playing skills. It is important to constantly identify errors in your game and work on fixing them. Remember your school years: after writing each test there was correction of mistakes. In poker everything is the same: being able to understand your mistakes, work out and eliminate the chance of their further occurrence turns a player into a professional.
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Read →Each of us came to poker in different ways: someone was taught to play by friends, someone has the same friends who are already showing successful results, and you wanted to follow their example. But in order to demonstrate an excellent and profitable game, one of the most important criteria is the game according to the bankroll.
Read →Many years ago, Tommy Angelo, an "old-school" pro player and author of several poker books, taught me how to get out of the game during a bad session. The basis of his method is a mathematical approach to assessing prospective losses through knowledge of hourly wages. Let's consider it with his example.
Read →In this post today, we'll show you how to tell if you're being pushed out of the hand with a weaker hand.
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Read →In our opinion, low limits are not the place for advanced strategies, since solvers cannot predict the behavior of a novice player. But getting a good win rate from them is still possible - and we have 5 tips for you on how to do this:
Read →Today we will tell you what two serious mistakes players make when rising in limits and how to avoid them.
Read →We are often asked: “What is the best sizing to use for an open raise?” The answer is simple: the minimum raise (or close to the minimum). In poker, it is important to extract the maximum profit with minimal investment.
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Read →Suprema Poker: The main poker app from Brazil! “Suprema Poker is the evolution of online poker“ ‼️Club OASIS ID 77777‼️ Prime time 2800 tables, play 24/7 at any limits!
Read →Just implement these tips into the game right away and your win rate will skyrocket‼️
Read →How many signs have you counted? This Sunday there will be a chic tournament with a $200,000 guarantee ‼️ This is a good opportunity to test yourself and apply new information in practice, good luck
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Read →Recreational players are those who do not treat poker as a profession, but look into it at will in search of emotions and additional income. Many professionals agree that sometimes players who consider themselves pros are actually "amateurs" and cannot understand this. To help, we've identified 12 signs of a recreational player:
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Read →In this post, we have collected for you all bad tips that can be in poker:
Read →We would like to recommend you 3 successive points
Read →Not all players prepare for the session. Usually it looks like this: they wake up, have breakfast, during breakfast they already turn on the computer, watch tournaments, start downloading. Or a person can be busy with something outside the home, runs home and, without taking a breath, gets down to the game. The head is still full of other matters / worries, but the hands are already clicking buttons.
Read →Our good friend and top high stakes reg on the Suprema Poker app thought about this question and compiled a list of skills and qualities that a winning regular should have.
Read →Rearranging opponents preflop only with the top of the range AA - QQ, you won't get far today. Here are some examples of hands where you should look for spots for less obvious 3bets‼️
Read →Your mind is the biggest weapon at the poker tables. But sometimes emotions can take over during the game and cause you to tilt, play badly and end up losing your money. The best way to stop tilting is to understand why bad beats happen, learn to laugh them off, and move on.
Read →Today, a professional cash player NL1000 and backing fund coach will tell you how to collect maximum value from fish. You can play with regs long and hard, amusing your ego with an EV of +0.5 BB/100, but we all perfectly understand that the main profit comes from “fishing”, and there are a lot of sweet fish in the Suprema Poker mobile poker app‼️
Read →Enhance poker focus and stamina with our tips on RP UNION. Recall the rationale of school and university lessons – 45 to 90 minutes. The brain's logical part sustains attention, followed by activation of the creative hemisphere. Learn to optimize sessions for peak performance!
Read →People ask us all the time how to beat micro limits in poker. And despite the fact that the game gets harder every year, you don't need a degree to beat micro-limits.
Read →People ask us all the time how to beat micro limits in poker. And despite the fact that the game gets harder every year, you don't need a degree to beat micro-limits. At the micro-limits, as before, there are a huge number of absolute beginners who constantly make gross fundamental mistakes. That is why any more or less adequate regular will be able to destroy this sweet field. However, for a number of different reasons, many people still cannot win even in these seemingly simplest games. That's why in today's post we want to give you the 15 best strategic recommendations on how to beat micros in 2023.
Read →Couch experts and other "professionals" at almost every opportunity assure that online poker has only a few years left, after which the game will die out completely. Frankly speaking, they have been saying this for almost 20 years. But Custom Market Insights conducted its own research and found out what the prospects for online poker are for the next 5-7 years.
Read →When a player realizes that he is playing poker on a professional basis, it is important to talk about it with relatives so that there is no “underground” in your activities. Because it’s not comfortable for our psyche to be constantly in a hiding state. In this post, we would recommend that you go through these 3 stages:
Read →Meditation is a good practice when we need to complete one process and start another one. Many poker professionals recommend doing it during preparation before a session and at the end of it.
Read →After polling 1,000 poker players about what caused them to burn out and led to the end of their career, we chose the 5 most common reasons and picked up solutions for them:
Read →From today, PPSR tables are open in our USSR club, the only ones in the entire PPPOKER, with Japanese players The Leaderboard rating is also calculated on the PPSR tables.
Read →In this post today, we'll show you how to tell if you're being pushed out of the hand with a weaker hand.
Read →After polling 1,000 poker players about what caused them to burn out and led to the end of their career, we chose the 5 most common reasons and picked up solutions for them:
Read →Nowadays, free time for a person is worth its weight in gold. It is necessary to spend time with family, pay attention to friends and relatives, and not to forget about hobbies. And if we are going to play poker professionally and on a regular basis, somehow we need to add time to play and practice into our schedule.
Read →1. At the moment, more than 160 different varieties of poker are known in the world, but only 20 of them are popular. Moreover, 90% of players play only two varieties of this game - Texas Hold'em and Omaha.
Read →Maniacs are just one type of fish. You can identify them by large WWSF and aggressive actions on each of the streets. Their Red (win without SD) will almost always be above 0
Read →Since you are reading this article, you are most likely wondering or already on your way to achieving your first poker successes. The first six months or a year are one of the most important periods in the career of a beginner poker player. During this time, a base or the so-called game core is formed, which will be further improved and polished in the study of new poker trends.
Read →In poker funds during training attention is paid not only to the technical side of the game, but also to the psychological one. To do this, poker mental coaches are often invited to the team, they help players improve their tilt resistance and the psychological component of the game. Today we will share with you five tips on how you can lose control of yourself and start making sub-optimal (C-game) decisions at the very beginning of the session:
Read →Guys, we want to share good news with you. On Sunday ‼️MAIN EVENT for $2.000.000 was held in the Suprema Poker app‼️ Warranty was overtaken‼️ Thanks to everyone who participated and who supported us till the end, we did it all together!
Read →We are increasingly being asked who is an agent❓ How and who can become an agent at Suprema Poker, how to get the best rakeback conditions? We decided to write a short guide and sort out all the necessary information for future agents
Read →Couch experts and other "professionals" at almost every opportunity assure that online poker has only a few years left, after which the game will die out completely. Frankly speaking, they have been saying this for almost 20 years. But Custom Market Insights conducted its own research and found out what the prospects for online poker are for the next 5-7 years.
Read →Suprema Poker was created to provide the poker community with the very best in the world. From an innovative concept to the latest security systems, the goal is to offer everything you are looking for in an online poker app.
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