Road to Professional Poker Player

1. Don't bluff on the river too often when taking the line of bet flop, check turn.
2. Pre-calculate the betting size it takes on the later street to get your opponent pot committed before making a value raise on the flop. (not necessary to always raise big!)
3. Min raise preflop and c/r flop always means a strong range.
4. Don't shove with zero fold equity even with a nut flush draw.
5. If someone 3bet you and you call OOP, plan to c/f to his double barrel without a strong hand e.g. Js.