The resolutions for poker players are the same every year. They always resolve to only play in games that are the right size for they’re bankroll. They want to have a year of not going broke, and stakes selection is the way to achieve that.

They also resolve to stop tilting out when it runs bad. Controlling negative emotions is something that every serious player tries to improve and conquer. I hear this one every year, but it’s the toughest one to achieve.

The other common resolution is to read more educational material that will make us better players. We resolve to study the game more so we can learn a new trick or gain a better understanding of the theory of the game. Many players try to improve their mathematical side of the game, as many players are lazy, and take years to finally learn the “math of poker”.