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Doyle Brunson is the GOAT. I hope we all agree on this. Now fill the 4 legend spots below him.

This is 3 months of live poker. Winning 3 bb/100. Even as a winner, ~40% chance of being down. This is the reality for most small winners. To beat variance, your #1 priority is to improve your game. Put ego aside. You need to get serious or you'll never escape variance.

Biggest misconception in poker: People think the strategic part is the hardest. It’s not. The hardest part is the mental game. Breakeven for months, uncertainty, doubting yourself. If you master your mental game, you have the potential to achieve everything.

Let’s Build the Perfect Poker Player: Talent → Stu Ungar Work ethic → Stephen Chidwick Theory → Linus Loeliger Longevity → Erik Seidel Reads → Phil Ivey Aggression → Michael Addamo Genius → Ben Sulsky Poker Face → Mike McDonald Confidence → Phil Hellmuth

Things That Separate Elite Poker Players: 1. Puts ego aside, actually wants to learn 2. Growth instead of fixed mindet 3. Natural Curiosity for the game 4. High Ability to adapt 5. Emotional control 6. Raw discpline What did i miss?

Why Linus Loeliger is the NL Cash GOAT for me: - Top 1–5 reg for 10 yrs straight in toughest era ever - Often quits when VIPs join, only battled elite regs for a long time - Almost every top reg past 10 yrs calls him #1 Who is your NL Cash GOAT?

This is my personal list, what’s yours?

My GOAT Cash Game Players: 1. Linus Loeliger 2. Ben Sulsky (Sauce123) 3. Timofey Kuznetsov (Trueteller) 4. Jonas Mols (OTB RedBaron) 5. Phil Ivey 6. Patrik Antonius 7. Dan Cates (Jungleman) 8. Phil Galfond 9. Isaac Haxton 10. Wiktor Malinowski (Limitless) What would you change?

10/ Understand where EV comes from. If fish in blinds and reg opens, flat more on BTN.

9/ Use a solver as a tool to build a foundation and deep understanding. Try to understand, not memorize. Learn concepts and build strong heuristics and a solid default strategy. From here we deviate when spot mistakes.

8/ Leave ego out. We want to start crushung not wasting time and money trying to show people that we are not a nit and 3b 37o. Be a sponge, learn from better players as much as you can.

7/ Like what you do. If you do poker only for money, you wont make it. Either it’s for you or it’s not. Choose a format that you enjoy and that fits your life.

6/ Get a study partner, soround yourself with positive, like minded people

5/ Play play play. In the end, you get better by being in the field, applayint what you have learned.

4/ Invest in your mental game. It’s the most underrated skill in poker. Learn to manage your emotions, survive downswings without dropping into C-game, and enjoy poker even when you’re not winning. That’s all mental work, and it’s worth it. Many great books and videos cover this

3/ Get a good coach. It’s not mandatory to succeed, but it will skyrocket your win rate and fast-track your progress.

2/ Study regularly. To get better, you have to invest time off the table. Learn how to learn effectively and do it consistently.

1/ Build a good routine, in and outside of poker. Consistency is key.

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