Cash games in the Poker School

Starting out in professional poker can be extremely challenging, as a profitable game requires a huge amount of knowledge and practice. While the Poker School provides a wealth of useful information to ease the burden of the game, it can be difficult to organise and cover it all. In this article, we provide the best way to start your Cash game development and structure your learning in an easy way.
Cash game basics

Cash games Learning the basics using the Poker School's library of videos and articles is, in theory, easy. The School has over 200 Cash Games videos, each lasting between 25 and 50 minutes. There are also many articles available for all poker players of all formats. Unfortunately, this amount of information is completely overwhelming for a newcomer, and starting out on the path of learning haphazardly is not a good option. Often, learning haphazardly and without structure can lead to a lot of mistakes that may not be obvious to a newcomer.

Cash games trainer Gediminas "RoundMidnight" Gefen has created a video to address this problem. In it, he discusses the best Cash games videos for all players, but the ones that are most suitable for beginners and novices. The videos selected by Gediminas discuss crucial aspects of Cash (and poker in general) - relative hand value, GTO and Nash equilibrium, and other crucial concepts for a winning player.

For your reading and viewing convenience, here are direct links to the videos mentioned by Gediminas:

Cash: GTO and Nash Equilibrium

Extra ideas in poker and beyond [Part I]

Extra ideas in poker and beyond [Part II]

Relative hand value

Cash games bankroll management

Smart Poker - all the things that matter but are ignored (cash games)

NOTE! The video on selecting Cash games tables has been removed from the YouTube platform due to stricter terms of use. This video is not available, but Gediminas recommends watching all three parts of this video series:

Cash: GTO Preflop analysis [Part I]

For players who want to continue their development in Cash games, we recommend using the Poker School filtering system. The videos are divided into several categories according to the skill level of the players:

  1. Green. These videos are for complete beginners. They mainly cover poker concepts, room selection, and software usage.
  2. For beginners. These videos mainly feature low-limit games and their analysis, as well as mathematical and theoretical knowledge.
  3. Advanced. In these videos you can find high buy-in games and in-depth analysis of the game, working with GTO software.

These filters are designed for the convenience of Poker School members, as their targeted use makes it much easier to find the right videos and to structure your learning. The key to creating a learning structure is to take your time and learn the basics of poker well. There is no need to start watching videos for advanced Cash games players after the first few weeks. Watching such videos without a strong background in Cash games can only increase the amount of mistakes made and reduce profitability.

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