DAFTAR Poker - Part 3

DAFTAR POKER ENDPARAM - Part 4: The Definition of a DAFTAR Poker Player - CID is a fascinating part of DAFTAR, just as it is in the other four parts of the guide. It is something that can affect you and therefore it is the point at which your next objective should be made. If you are playing poker seriously then you will have to learn to think about this aspect.

I will make no comment about the significance of CID here; in DAFTAR POKER you should do what you like, whether or not you have any negative associations with it. It is so easy to fall into the trap of making mistakes here and so it may be more damaging than helpful.

You can see from the above discussion that the best way to train your brain to think about something you don't like is to avoid it altogether. This is why CID makes an effort to keep poker away. You will make no use of the DAFTAR POKER ENDPARAM part except to try to prevent yourself from falling into the trap of making mistakes.

But you will not learn to play poker with CID if you think about poker at all. I'm sure that most of you who have spent even a short time learning how to play poker have somehow come to the conclusion that it is the central aim of the game to learn to think about things other than poker.

This is wrong thinking; I am very serious about this. To stop thinking about anything else is to stop learning to play poker. This is why in order to get anywhere with your poker game you will have to learn to think like the poker players around you.

To train your brain to think of something other than poker is to train your brain to think like you; this is exactly what I mean by saying that you cannot learn to play poker with CID. If you think about your opponents' hands, their hands and their cards you will soon learn how to play poker properly. If you think about your opponents' cards, hands and their hands you will soon learn how to read people, how to bluff them and how to react in various circumstances.

The only way to learn to play poker like the poker players around you is to stop thinking about poker and start to play poker like the poker players around you. If you think about things outside the game, you will soon lose your ability to learn and acquire knowledge. So go away from CID and try to train your brain to think about poker.