reads #7
continues going all-in every hand
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Solid tips, especially about being unpredictable and spotting weak players! Staying calm and learning odds have definitely helped my game. Time to focus more on these key moments!
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Great tips! It would be awesome to see more about adjusting your play based on your table image. This is something we cover a lot on WSOP Free daily Chips and Promo Codes, along with strategies for Texas Hold’em, Omaha, and other poker variants. Keep sharing these great insights to help players master poker
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These are very helpful tips Anass. A player of any level should keep them in mind all the time. Thank you.
Nevertheless, I have (only) one remark concerning this: “Long breaks before an action can often be a reflection on an average hand”
I could be wrong of course, but from my experience, when a player takes a relatively long time to act, it means he has a monster, especially on the river in micro stakes.
PS: What I said here relates more to real money poker. It could be different if playing with “play chips”.
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This is just… no no no. A delay could mean a bluff or a strong hand. Reverse tell. Me personally i have read material to go a few hands back and forth with delay then fast, so its harder to put u on a hand and to just terrorize your opponent
Positioning on the table and # of players are 2 important variables. As well, remember as this is not a “money” poker site, players may have different agendas. Not everyone is concerned with raising their bank or climbing the rankings.
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Because fish love aces, but wtf do I know?
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Long breaks can often mean that Villain is simply multi-tabling. I usually don’t put too much stock into tanking, unless it’s a specifically dynamic or polarized situation.
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thnaks
If he’s playing game theory optimal, you’ll have no idea what he’s checking he’ll be able to exploit your vulnerabilities. I did it today to five players. It was quite easy.
Wow! I really enjoyed reading your article. So many moments were covered - it’s amazing. There are a lot of useful tips and the main one is to be flexible in the style of the game. For example, if you position yourself as a tight player, wait for the consequences: if everyone is used to your style, then when you receive rockets, no one will answer, everyone will understand that you are playing with a strong hand. Although…If you start the game with pocket 72, it will be in your favor. In my opinion, you need to stick to one style, but allow yourself to be naughty.
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The first thing I do most games is raise whatever I have and say it’s my favorite hand. That’s a good icebreaker.
this is so useless…
you can apply these guidelines in real poker, this is a site
of people who just chase.
See every flop regardless of their hand strength or their position.
Play any ace all in.
slow play big pockek pairs.
and so many poor poker moves.
You CAN’T apply poker strategy here, this ISN’T POKER.
and…
I haven’t run into one player here who actually wants to learn how to play.
Your strategy has NO real value.