Poker tip #6
If your goal is to win the World Series of Poker next year but you've never
played a big limit game in your life, don't expect to achieve that simply by
virtue of having read this book. Let's get real here. While your authors are
terrific teachers (who are now learning to walk on water) they haven't quite
mastered it yet.
Instead of indulging your fantasies, start with a challenging but reachable
goal. Once you make it, you can set the next, more difficult, goal. Perhaps you
want to set a goal of playing in one or two inexpensive tournaments per
week, or playing in satellites that are usually part of the format surrounding
major tournaments. If you don't do well there, keep trying. But save your
money. You're probably not ready yet to invest big bucks in entry fees to
major events.
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