Sauce on improving - Page 2

Maybe lemons problem is that teachers teach because they can't do what they teach.

I think knowing one's weaknesses and strengths should be a mechanic. Are you a better live player or a better online player? Is math your strong suit or are people skills your thing? Not even that, but in live games, I think having a range of tells is a mechanic all on it's own. Though, I guess you could call that exploitative play?

So, you might go about translating your conscious, analytic, effortful work on poker theory into an instinctual mechanic by taking five or so hands a day and first writing down in a stream of consciousness your best guess at your range in a given spot.

The thing with this is that I already know what I was thinking and what my range is because with all the previous hands for that sessions, I'm crafting a range for the other people to see. Then again, I guess that falls under exploitative play.