1. Drawing to the low end of a straight. If your card comes, you’re still easily beat.
2. Letting your emotions get the best of you. Stay calm or leave the game.
3. Raising with the second-best hand. Sometimes it’s wiser to call than raise.
4. Playing too many hands in poor positions. The worse your position, the better your hand must be.
5. Calling too much. Poker is about folding and betting, calls should be rare.
6. Staying in a game that you can’t beat. Don’t take it personal, find a better game.
7. Chasing draws when the bet is too big. Keep your drawing odds in your favour.
8. Playing outside your level. Play in a game where you have 200 times the big blind.
9. Bluffing at multi-player pots. It’s not a high percentage move with three or more players.
10. Playing tight at a short table. Get aggressive at a short table.