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Poker is a complex game of making the right decisions at the right times. Outside of making the actual mistakes in your decisions at the table on a hand by hand basis, there are things that many players do that are detrimental to both your bankroll, and your game. In the world of poker, there are really three major mistakes that new players make. The first of these is that they start out playing way too many hands, the second would be playing far over their head in terms of limits, and the third mistake is that they far too often will try to get back to even when having losing session. Here's a look at these three mistakes more in-depth, avoid these and you'll be well on your way to allowing yourself to be a winning player.

1. Playing Far Too Many Hands Before The Flop

This is the absolute most common mistake is the new players make. Too often players want to play any hand with a face card, even unsuited hands. This is plain and simple a bad idea. When first starting out, you really only want to be playing the top 10% of hands. Play the obvious monsters like pocket aces, pocket kings, Ace King, and pocket queens. You can also experiment with playing pocket jacks and pocket tens as well as other medium pairs in certain situations. Master playing your monsters first, then you can open up your range and begin to exploit others bad play.

2. Playing Over Your Head, and Over Your Bankroll

One of the most important questions you can ask yourself as a poker player, and one that you need to be very honest with yourself about, is if you're playing the correct limits for your skill level and your bankroll. Everyone wants to hit the big score, however it you need to understand that the higher limits, the better the opponents that you're going to be facing. There is nothing wrong with taking a shot, however you need to be able to easily drop down without impacting your ego. I would even recommend taking a session at the free tables, until you feel you are back to playing your best poker. Your bankroll is your poker life blood, and you need to preserve it and watch it grow steadily at all costs. .

3. Attempting To Get Back Your Losses

New players will often start hot, and then hit a rough losing streak, the problem is they continue to play and play hoping that they will get back to a hot run. This is not often happen as easy as it sounds. It is very easy to get caught up in a bad run, and lose your whole bankroll. Avoid putting yourself in situations where you have to make very tough decisions, and you will not often be faced with chasing your losses. It is much better to get up from the table, take a break and live to fight another day, than is to continue to play poorly, tilt, and lose your whole bankroll in one session.
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When you talk of poker legends, you really can not move on from the subject without spending a good amount of time discussing Doyle Brunson. Brunson has been playing poker for over 45 years, and is one of the best all around poker players there is. Cash game, tournament, Stud, Hold Em, it doesn't matter to Doyle, he is always game. He has been successful for longer than most poker pro's have been alive.

Doyle grew up in Texas (hence the name â€œTexas Dollyâ€) and was a star athlete through his teens. In high school he excelled in baseball, track, and most of all, basketball. He was chosen to the all-state team as one of the five best players in the state, he also was the state champion in the mile. Doyle attended Hardin-Simmons College and continued his basketball career. Doyle had big dreams of playing in the NBA, but those dreams were ruined when Doyle broke his knee in two places. After the accident, he was never the same and could not compete at the high level he was used to. Doyle finished school despite not being able to play basketball, and earned a masters degree as well. Originally, Doyle wanted to be a teacher, but he was also playing poker, and winning. He began earning much more at the table than he had the ability to earn working a â€œnormalâ€ job.

Doyle is one of the most successful players of all time. He was one of the initial inductee's into the World Poker Tour Hall of Fame, along side Gus Hansen and James Garner. Doyle is the owner of ten world series of poker bracelets, which has him tied for second place all time behind Phil Hellmuth, who has eleven. He played his way to the final able of the first ever WPT championship, and was the winner of the Legends of Poker event during WPT's season three. Brunson holds bracelets in a variety of games. He has World Series of Poker wins in Deuce to Seven, Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo, Seven Card Stud, Mixed Doubles, No Limit Hold Em, and HORSE. Doyle was a back to back winner of main events in 1076 and 1977. Both times Doyle was able to win the tournament with the exact same hand, 2-10. This hand is now known as â€œDoyle Brunsonâ€ Doyle also loves to bet on things outside of poker, evidenced by his $1 million dollar bet that he would be able to lose 100 pounds. He was able to lose the weight, and win the bet.

Doyle has written both Super System, and Super System 2, which are acclaimed poker books. They feature a variety of game advice from the absolute maste. Doyle also has two children who are succesful professional poker players as well. Both Todd and Pam Brunson have several cashes in major events.

Above all else, Doyle respected for his kid hearted character, and friendly demeanor, however don't ever mistake that for weakness at the table. Doyle also owns his own poker site, which you can find him playing on often, as they host one tournament every week which features The Texas Dolly.
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