hi-my-names-jeff-and-ive-been-playing-poker-about-a-month-or-so-now.
im-defiantly-not-a-break-even-player-but-i-do-win-the-odd-tournament.
so-i-figured-the-best-way-to-improve-my-game-was-to-ask-the-people-who-take-my-money

is-there-anyway-someone-can-look-at-my-trackings-and-maybe-help-a-brother-out?if-not-is-there-any-general-advice-on-how-not-to-be-a-fish


jeff

Welcome to the Forums.

I don't play tournaments, so I wouldn't begin to offer advice on your game.

You could post hands that you're not sure about in the appropriate Tournament Forum. People could then give you specific advice.

Read the stickies in the appropriate Tournament Forum. They contain a ton of useful advice.

Maybe read a book or three. You could visit the Books and Publications Forum for suggestions. (Use the Search feature. The question about which book(s) would be best for you has been asked many times before.)

Maybe watch some videos. There will be videos posted by other 2+2-ers in the tournament forums. Or you could think about joining a training site.

Definitely read hand histories posted by others.

Oh, and lose the hyphens.

Good Luck

If you carry on writing like that nobody is going to take you seriously. I'm not even going to read the content until you post like an adult.

hi-jeff-i-just-read-your-post-you-seem-like-a-cool-guy.
maybe-you-should-post-your-trackings-so-that-we-can-look-at-them.

iron

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jeff, reading stickies and posts in this forum is a good starting point. hopefully youll learn from the comments above and make your second post a better one.