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Poker Learning Styles:
1. Visual – Learn by observing and writing
- Take noted. Just the act of writing down the key information will help you to learn.
- Think things through by reading and rereading your notes.
- Pay attention to what works for your opponents. Observe and note so you can learn these skills.
2. Auditory – Learn by listening
- Listen to what your opponents say. (It’s like a tell.)
- Think things through by talking to yourself (silently) or to someone you respect – a poker buddy.
- Speak it aloud to yourself – away from the poker table.
3. Tactile – Learn by doing
- Most people prefer the “hands-on” approach.
- Many can “shut out the world” and concentrate.
“ - Doodle” with pen and paper to help you remember. (What works for others at the poker table can help you, too.)