Join Date: Jun 2015
Posts: 3,529
Reconstruct interestong hands from your previous session, street by street, doing range estimations, and equity estimations. Try and figure out what your opponent was doing, and what the correct response should have been. These don't have to be hands you lost, or even hands that you were in.
You want to constantly be increasing the number of things you consider when making a decision, and constantly adjusting those consierations to account for game situations. Practice, practice, practice.
And read, analyze, apply, and review. Read a book chapter or article, analyze how your game differs from the concepts they are preaching, apply an adjustment to your next session, review the results.