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In an earlier blog, I suggested that every poker player should know their own strengths and weaknesses, and build a game plan with this in mind. Now I want to address how to apply this same mentality to your study approach. First, I should clarify that when I refer to a strength in your game, this is a spot in which you are confident in your strategy, due to your theoretical knowledge or your practical results. The parts of the game tree where you generate edge and you are certain about how. A weakness is the opposite, it's a spot you haven't studied in detail, a frequent point of discomfort and uncertainty at the table.

In an earlier blog, I suggested that every poker player should know their own strengths and weaknesses, and build a game plan with this in mind. Now I want to address how to apply this same mentality to your study approach. First, I should clarify that when I refer to a strength in your game, this is a spot in which you are confident in your strategy, due to your theoretical knowledge or your practical results. The parts of the game tree where you generate edge and you are certain about how. A weakness is the opposite, it's a spot you haven't studied in detail, a frequent point of discomfort and uncertainty at the table.

In an earlier blog, I suggested that every poker player should know their own strengths and weaknesses, and build a game plan with this in mind. Now I want to address how to apply this same mentality to your study approach. First, I should clarify that when I refer to a strength in your game, this is a spot in which you are confident in your strategy, due to your theoretical knowledge or your practical results. The parts of the game tree where you generate edge and you are certain about how. A weakness is the opposite, it's a spot you haven't studied in detail, a frequent point of discomfort and uncertainty at the table.

In an earlier blog, I suggested that every poker player should know their own strengths and weaknesses, and build a game plan with this in mind. Now I want to address how to apply this same mentality to your study approach. First, I should clarify that when I refer to a strength in your game, this is a spot in which you are confident in your strategy, due to your theoretical knowledge or your practical results. The parts of the game tree where you generate edge and you are certain about how. A weakness is the opposite, it's a spot you haven't studied in detail, a frequent point of discomfort and uncertainty at the table.

In an earlier blog, I suggested that every poker player should know their own strengths and weaknesses, and build a game plan with this in mind. Now I want to address how to apply this same mentality to your study approach. First, I should clarify that when I refer to a strength in your game, this is a spot in which you are confident in your strategy, due to your theoretical knowledge or your practical results. The parts of the game tree where you generate edge and you are certain about how. A weakness is the opposite, it's a spot you haven't studied in detail, a frequent point of discomfort and uncertainty at the table.