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Hey guys, I know that a lot of you are in a spot here where I was a few years 5️⃣ ago. You

really want to give poker a shot, but you're not sure what the best and most effective

approach 5️⃣ should be... So I decided to share a little bit of my experience and some tips

on how I would 5️⃣ do it on 2024:

First of all, here's my graph for my last 200k hands just

so the topic isn't all 5️⃣ text:

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First of all, introducing myself, my name is Max

Lacerda and I'm a professional poker player since 2024, you can 5️⃣ find me at the

PokerStars tables under the screename of "maxlljr", I'm also one of the owners of BrPC,

a 5️⃣ cashgame staking and coaching Poker company.

I first got introduced to poker in late

2024 and it took a little more 5️⃣ than it "should" for me to become a pro, and that's what

I wanted to share here... I basically spent 5️⃣ too much time playing freerolls, then

getting the money in the freerolls to play live cashgames, then transitioning to

online, 5️⃣ then in 2024 finally getting a coach with Saulo Costa (my first and only

private coaching), and then things really 5️⃣ started to work out in the online

enviroment.

Even tho my journey was (and still is being) very nice and the 5️⃣ timming of

some things that happened was pretty awesome, I know I spent too much time at the

micro/low stakes. 5️⃣ And that comes from a few mindset leaks + lack of opportunities that

I had...

First about the mental leaks,

I was 5️⃣ very reluctant to pay for private

coaching, I didn't know the value of paying for knowledge, I truly believed that 5️⃣ I

could make everything on my own just watching free content + downloading some books

here and there. I couldn't 5️⃣ be more wrong.

The value of having someone that just

accomplished what you want to accomplish and can help you along 5️⃣ the way step by step is

something of extreme value, and because of my own biases + resistence to pay 5️⃣ money for

knowledge I couldn't give it enough credit.

Another mental leak that I had was my ego.

I really wanted 5️⃣ to say that I did everything on my own, I didn't need anyone's help and

I was the only one 5️⃣ resposible for my own success (which is extremelly stupid, because

since the day I was born multiple people already helped 5️⃣ me in my life, being the first

ones my parents - giving me education, a home, food on the table, 5️⃣ and everything

else).

Alright, so my first advice for you guys is to simply get rid of all these

stupid biases 5️⃣ that I had when I was trying to move up in stakes, it will just waste

your time and you'll 5️⃣ regret it on the future.

Now about the lack of opportunities at

the time...

First thing is, all the coaches were very 5️⃣ expensive for my budget, I simply

couldn't afford them, and I also didn't see anyone that I truly believed on 5️⃣ the

methodology - mostly from my lack of research to be honest. So even if I wanted, in

most of 5️⃣ my micro career, I woudn't be able to afford it.

The other thing was the lack

of opportunity to get coached 5️⃣ without having to pay for it upfront. I didn't know any

cash game staking team which would give me the 5️⃣ money to play + give me coaching in

exchange for a % of my profits. Most of what came close 5️⃣ to that were the CFP deals (a

bussiness model in which you play with your own money, get coached, and 5️⃣ pay for it by

sharing your profits), which I don't think is a very good deal for micro/low stakes

players.And 5️⃣ even if I wanted to join a CFP, I should already be playing NL50 or higher

to have a shot.

So 5️⃣ basically because of everything I wrote above, I believe I spent too

much time and the micros banging my head 5️⃣ against the wall, not knowing what was going

wrong.

So my advice for you guys is: get a coach as soon 5️⃣ as possible. At this day and

age, with all the opportunities that we have around us, it's a complete waste 5️⃣ of your

time to do everything on your own. Ofc, being one of the owners of BrPC I recommend you

5️⃣ joining us, with the new Microstakes division we accept players that are playing as low

as NL2, offering a full 5️⃣ staking deal...

But anyways, if you don't want to stick with us

for any reason, simply search for another staking deal. 5️⃣ If you get into a good one I'm

sure you won't regret it (and there are some very good out 5️⃣ there!), you'll achieve your

goals much faster than you would on your own. A lot of staking deals have a 5️⃣ lot of

cases of players joining at nl50 and playing nl500 after one year. By not needing to

build your 5️⃣ bankroll + pay for your private coaching, your evolution will be much

faster.

I'm not talking about hiring a private coaching 5️⃣ because most of you won't have

the budget to do so. I was extremelly lucky to have found Saulo at 5️⃣ the begging of his

coaching carreer and being his first student. If I had found him just 3 months after 5️⃣ I

did, I wouldn't be able to pay for it, and who knows where I'd be nowadays... But if

you're 5️⃣ able to find a good coach for a fair price, that's another very good option,

having full 1v1 attention from 5️⃣ a person you trust and that already achieved the results

you want is the nuts!

Also, even if you're in a 5️⃣ CFP/Stake/with a private coach, I see a

lot of value of subscribing to a site like RIO, after you know 5️⃣ what you want out of

your poker studies, navigating through here will be much easier and you'll make much

more 5️⃣ out of it!

So that's it guys, I wrote everything here from the bottom of my heart.

I really respect and 5️⃣ identify with people that have a great desire to succeed, I really

want to help them in any way, I 5️⃣ know what Poker was able to give me in my life, and I

know the change that it can do 5️⃣ in others lifes.

That's it guys, I hope I could help you

in any way, and for those about to put 5️⃣ in the hard and smart work in practice, I wish

all the success in the world for you, no matter 5️⃣ which path you decide to take. Poker is

an awesome opportunity for those willing to give it all, so let's 5️⃣ not waste it.

The

thing is, you want to have a successfull career, so start investing on it.

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No entanto, existem alguns termos fundamentais que todo jogador de poker 1️⃣ deve compreender, para que possa jogar com confiança e as melhores chances de ganhar.

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