Topic: Do you calculate before deciding to Fold or Call? - page 4. (Read 2337 times)
I also don't calculate before to take any decision to make call there, i just check what i have into my hand because sometimes i just call in the very beginning of the game when i think i can win this game.
No I don't calculate before deciding to fold or call i just do it and sometimes win and other times loose.It is all about luck more and little your tricks in gambling what I think about casino based games.
The best way would be, as said before, look at what you got, what is in the pot and base your decision on that. As for me, i usually go with the gut feeling. If it feels good i call, if not i fold.
It has to be real physical cards, I do not trust digital decks at all, but with real cards it is possible to "count" the deck... more so the longer play goes on. so i usually start the night trying for a little intuition and take a few risks, but by the end of the night I've usually got the whole table figured out.
does that answer your question?
How the hell do you count cards at poker table, you made my day sir does that answer your question?
It is not really like count cards but you count the probability that you have the highest combination there. If you have pair three at your hand and there is a pair ace at the table , then you already have two pair but the proability to win is small because someone with pair four will win, that is how you count the probability
You can count cards all you want and blah blah blah, first counting cards in poker is a terrible strategy. Second you are far better off reading the opponent then watching the cards.
It has to be real physical cards, I do not trust digital decks at all, but with real cards it is possible to "count" the deck... more so the longer play goes on. so i usually start the night trying for a little intuition and take a few risks, but by the end of the night I've usually got the whole table figured out.
does that answer your question?
How the hell do you count cards at poker table, you made my day sir does that answer your question?
It is not really like count cards but you count the probability that you have the highest combination there. If you have pair three at your hand and there is a pair ace at the table , then you already have two pair but the proability to win is small because someone with pair four will win, that is how you count the probability
there are many factors to consider when you are about to call an all in , for example is it a cash game or a tourney , what type of players you are playing against
in cash games for sure you need to focus on your opponents move , cause sometimes AJs can be a monster against fun players type , in general you should pick up a premium hand when you are willing to call an all in pre flop in a cash game
in tourneys you should consider more factors since when you are busted you can't reload , sometimes you have to gamble with any pair sometimes you need to wait for a good spot
it's a long discussion actually , every spot has its own decision
in cash games for sure you need to focus on your opponents move , cause sometimes AJs can be a monster against fun players type , in general you should pick up a premium hand when you are willing to call an all in pre flop in a cash game
in tourneys you should consider more factors since when you are busted you can't reload , sometimes you have to gamble with any pair sometimes you need to wait for a good spot
it's a long discussion actually , every spot has its own decision
you are right my friend, we need to analyze the game and opponent, if they are tight players, we go to call when we have strong hands, or we need to fold.if they are loose players, we can catch their bluffs when we have weak hands, some guys like being allin with 27o
It has to be real physical cards, I do not trust digital decks at all, but with real cards it is possible to "count" the deck... more so the longer play goes on. so i usually start the night trying for a little intuition and take a few risks, but by the end of the night I've usually got the whole table figured out.
does that answer your question?
How the hell do you count cards at poker table, you made my day sir does that answer your question?
It has to be real physical cards, I do not trust digital decks at all, but with real cards it is possible to "count" the deck... more so the longer play goes on. so i usually start the night trying for a little intuition and take a few risks, but by the end of the night I've usually got the whole table figured out.
does that answer your question?
does that answer your question?
I am assuming you are talking about poker? Are you talking about holdem?
I usually call depending on how strong I think the other persons hand is. There are also times where I know I have the best hand and then I will be folding. Poker is a game of feel and reading other people. Gotta be good at those to do well.
I usually call depending on how strong I think the other persons hand is. There are also times where I know I have the best hand and then I will be folding. Poker is a game of feel and reading other people. Gotta be good at those to do well.
I don't calculate before I fold or call,
It all depends on the hand and the position i'm in.
It also depends what you play 6 or 9 handed.
When I play 9 handed I only play good hands early and play aggressive before the blinds
You got some great website that can help you to become better at poker.
It all depends on the hand and the position i'm in.
It also depends what you play 6 or 9 handed.
When I play 9 handed I only play good hands early and play aggressive before the blinds
You got some great website that can help you to become better at poker.
i really dont do that.....better way is to recall earlier bets of the player against you...
i do not have a much skill to calculate every roll in the poker games and all of my decisions is only based from my instinct
against all in player all you can do is wait for a great hand and try your luck or wait for someone else test his luck.
regards.
-Katerniko1
regards.
-Katerniko1
Nah just go with instinct man feel the flow 
Simple answer is you have to consider everything your hand, his hand, chips in pot ...
there are many factors to consider when you are about to call an all in , for example is it a cash game or a tourney , what type of players you are playing against
in cash games for sure you need to focus on your opponents move , cause sometimes AJs can be a monster against fun players type , in general you should pick up a premium hand when you are willing to call an all in pre flop in a cash game
in tourneys you should consider more factors since when you are busted you can't reload , sometimes you have to gamble with any pair sometimes you need to wait for a good spot
it's a long discussion actually , every spot has its own decision
in cash games for sure you need to focus on your opponents move , cause sometimes AJs can be a monster against fun players type , in general you should pick up a premium hand when you are willing to call an all in pre flop in a cash game
in tourneys you should consider more factors since when you are busted you can't reload , sometimes you have to gamble with any pair sometimes you need to wait for a good spot
it's a long discussion actually , every spot has its own decision
The things I consider before deciding to call or not is first of all, My hand, is it good enough to beat, the other player's playing style, is he a bluffer or a good hands player and then the community cards, which tells you if the other person might have made a flush or a straight, but not too much calculation, it's about gut instinct to some extent.
I just wanted to learn the factors you consider when you are about to decide to Call or Fold.
Maybe calculating how much you win or lose before deciding, which information do you look from the All-in player?
VP, PFR, STIL, CB and etc..
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