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 Originally Posted by darkconcept
I think practical (playing at the tables) is far more important for ones game than studying.
Disagree. There are many graphs of players who are constant losers. Sticking to the same strategy & getting tons of volume is a recipe for not progressing at the game.
Originally Posted by darkconcept
Players should spend only a small fraction of their time studying compared to actually being on the tables.
Agree, though I bet our fraction would differ.
With booklearninz', there's definitely diminishing returns per day. The more important thing is to be learning frequently. Like every day, a little bit goes a lot farther than trying to study for 8 hours one day then nothing for the next week.
That gives me an idea: consume just like 10-20 minutes of a good video / book / article before starting a session. Not only goes to promote the constant learning, but also may help get my mind 'in the zone' of thinking that it needs to be.
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