When you go to play in the
World Series of Poker, what do you do? If you're like most people, you show up. Maybe you make sure you got a good night's sleep, and that you ate a good breakfast. Beyond those basic essentials though, few people really prepare themselves for playing poker in the big leagues.
In order to be successful, you really need to do more than just the essentials.
Playing at the
WSOP is not like playing in your local casino's daily tournament. It requires a unique set of skills. It requires knowing how to adjust your strategy to the different stages of the tournament, and how to adjust to your opponents. You'll need to know when it's time to go with your hand, and when it's time to wait for a better spot.
Most people think their knowledge and skill level is good enough. They think they just need to show up and play.
Winners know they can never spend enough time studying and working on their game.
Last week we sent you a video talking about how three-time
WSOP bracelet winner Rep Porter prepares. If you missed it, you can check it out
HERE Our friends over at The Poker Academy have put their entire no-limit hold'em course on sale for the month of May, to help those of you who actually want to prepare. With a three-time WSOP bracelet winner as the lead instructor, we think they may just know what they're talking about. Check out the course, and get the sale price by going
HERE 
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