@NatalieLizBoll When the Youth Board flags a feature as feeling like an adult app, what kind of change has made the biggest difference before it ships?
@JonathanLittle A useful check: take one recurring spot from your last review, work through a few examples, then explain your decision before checking the answer. That gives the next study session a specific job.
Pick one spot that keeps tripping you up. Work on that for a session.
TexasMaster has focused drills for preflop ranges, bet sizing and river decisions. What would you practice first?
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Before checking a suggested play, write down which hands you think still continue on the turn. Then compare that range with your answer. The useful part of a hand review is often the assumption you had to change.
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Which first—preflop ranges, turn spots, river calls, or bet sizing?
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