Almost every top player spends a lot of time improving their skills through actual combat or learning theoretical knowledge, some of which they do every day, and borrowing good habits from them will help us improve our own skills.
So today we will talk about the three major habits of professional cards.
Habit #1: Maintain a professional atmosphere
If you play offline, because you are mostly playing cards in other people's territories or clubs, entertainment cities and other places, the surrounding environment is beyond your control, but if you play online, then we have a relatively large right to say about our own environment.
Many players may fluctuate thousands of knives a day, but many of them may be sitting in an old creaky chair playing cards, accompanied by the interference of televisions, mobile phones, pets, children or other things, etc., but this atmosphere is actually very unfavorable to playing cards.
Many first-class professional cards in the circle, their requirements for the working environment are extremely exquisite, and a good playing atmosphere should be:
☆ It is best to put the phone away from the body, placed away from the playing card or at least mute
☆ Turn off TV, webcasting platforms or other similar sources of interference (social media, short videos, etc.)
☆ Neat desktop
☆ Comfortable seats
☆ Prepare healthy snacks and water in advance
☆ Quiet work space (no pets, children or other distractions)
The reason for maintaining this professional atmosphere is that a good environment helps us to play more relaxed and focused, so that we can maintain our best level of time during the game for a little longer.
Habit 2: Be clear about your performance after you are on top
Playing cards is a very stressful job, almost every session may encounter consecutive losses or BB things, these things are easy to get on, and most professional cards will be very clear about how they will perform after getting on the head.
There are two broad categories of upper-level performance, psychological or physical, such as the following behaviors:
mentally:
☆ The opening range is narrower or wider than normal
☆ Action speed is faster or slower than normal
☆ Easy to distract (play mobile phone or watch TV...) ）
☆ The heart cannot be let go because of a certain hand
Physiologically:
☆ Keep shaking your feet
☆ Clench your teeth
☆ Muscle tension
☆ Poor sitting posture
☆ Nibble nails
Of course, everyone's performance after the head is different, the behavior listed here is just to throw bricks and stones, but in any case, if you want to be a professional player, the most important thing is to know how to terminate the game when you are on the top, or leave the table at the right time when there are signs of the head, in the long run, this will save us a lot of unnecessary losses.
Habit #3: Take control of what you can
The third secret of the professional card is that they know that the things they can control are limited, so they will not be affected by things that they cannot change or control, like some amateur players, because some players do not even deal with the things they can control, but try to change others.
So what can we control? What is out of control?
Like what
Uncontrollable things:
☆ Actions or decisions of other players
☆ Upcoming public cards
☆ Your own or others' luck
☆ In a session is to win or lose
Things to control:
☆ Time or energy for learning theory
☆ The ambience of the game
☆ Mentality when playing
☆ Reaction to a session result
Instead of focusing on negative things like "why is that person always so lucky" or "I didn't win a hand today," focus on things you can control.
If you really can't let go of a certain hand, then leave it until you get off the table and then review it, rather than playing the game and tangling with it.
As a player, when playing cards, either win or lose, how to make the loss deserved, that is, to learn to learn from the failure, but this lesson is not summed up in the game process, it should be left after the game to do through the review, and in the process of review, we should find out what we can control, what can not be controlled, to learn to distinguish the primary and secondary, so as to effectively improve our profit rate!
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