To win consistently at the game of poker,  you will need to use mathematics, cunning and other skills. Here are a few things to keep in mind when trying to improve your game.

Play as much as you can to practice the skills you’ve got and to develop new ones. Playing poker  often helps you improve your skills as well as your confidence. Confidence becomes a necessary tool when things are not going so well - and that will happen when a streak of bad luck overwhelms your skills.

You must learn all the options of the Texas Hold’em Strategy. Beginners would learn best on the free tables but after a while you will have to risk some money to learn more. When playing on the free tables there is no risk involved so people tend to bluff a lot. Play changes markedly when there is real money at stake.

Change your style. This is especially true if you are consistently playing the same opponents.  If you become too predictable you become easier to beat.  Change up your play to prevent becoming predictable.

Observe others play the game. The purpose of poker is to have fun and win money. If someone is winning money, learn how they play and make it a part of your strategy.   You will definitely have more fun!

And finally...

Study, study, study.  Learning poker is a lifelong endeavor.  Never stop learning more about the game.  you can begin that study of the great game of poker right here.