Topic: Do you have any strategic way in playing poker? - page 3. (Read 863 times)
Playing poker is about luck, getting a good card but a card that is held will be useless if you are afraid to heat up the game by raising or all in. Sometimes people who have good cards will lose to people who dare to risk their money by not retreating until the opponents fold or stand up.
Play with a HUD such as Holdem Manager or Poker Tracker,
If you ever really want to get into the big leagues, you'll need a HUD to keep track of yours and other players' performances.
Beyond this, invest in a book on poker mathmatics, learn about correct bet sizing and how to take advantage of different table positions, and in particular how to adjust your game when you're under the gun or on the button.
If you ever really want to get into the big leagues, you'll need a HUD to keep track of yours and other players' performances.
Beyond this, invest in a book on poker mathmatics, learn about correct bet sizing and how to take advantage of different table positions, and in particular how to adjust your game when you're under the gun or on the button.
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Nothing is easy and there’s always no short cut to success. This is my believe always. If anyone has interest in becoming a poker player, then it’s advisable to learn all the tactics to becoming a professional rather than looking for strategies that never works.
^ Completely you are right, don't seek only one strategy that you may apply rather than use your different tactics to won in every game you played. Actually, the fact is there are no good strategies that you may use repeatedly. But one thing that I can sure to help you in giving probability in a high chance of winning, just focus and reading the mind of opponents you aren't online gamblers and last thing is perfect timing of picking cards. Nothing is easy and there’s always no short cut to success. This is my believe always. If anyone has interest in becoming a poker player, then it’s advisable to learn all the tactics to becoming a professional rather than looking for strategies that never works.
There are strategies you can use for playing poker online, but one thing I do know is that playing poker online can be very annoying sometimes, yep, there are times it an get annoying and you might just get angry and lose it. There are times that it can take very long session like more than six hours and if you're someone that has job to do the next day you will just be messed up and wouldn't be able to catch some sleep because you were up all night trying to win poker which you might even end up losing if you make any silly mistake. So anyone who is playing it and is sure that they are ready to win should as well be ready for the long sessions and be prepared for some of the craziest swings.
I am not aware of any of such strategies but I agree with you that online poker games can sometimes be truly frustrating and it requires so much patience to keep on playing. I never get discouraged regardless the encounters or difficulties I encounter while gambling because I always set a goal and get focused at the prize ahead than the initial quick gain.Nothing is easy and there’s always no short cut to success. This is my believe always. If anyone has interest in becoming a poker player, then it’s advisable to learn all the tactics to becoming a professional rather than looking for strategies that never works.
I don't know about the poker game,
poker is a game that deals with cards . the game mostly based on skills because you need to read your opponents minds via thier facial expressions but it also need some luck .but if my friends force me to play, I ask him to teach me an easy way to play, and I don't ask about any strategy because that will makes me confuse to learn.
just like any other gambling games , poker is also learnable but it takes some time to master it as its a skill based not unlike to random games like dice which doesnt need a learning curve . you right . as a newbie you must first know the basics and strategies/method should be learn after you succesfully know on how to play the game .
I don't know about the poker game, but if my friends force me to play, I ask him to teach me an easy way to play, and I don't ask about any strategy because that will makes me confuse to learn. I think it's better to play with a random strategy because the opposite will be difficult to predict what the step that we use and that will be like a trap for them. I know this because some of my friends are telling me about that, but I don't know if that is true or not.
Definitely we can tell that there are games to which we played always as it will gain us more wins than losing. I have been to gambling in different games but I am now sticking to a certain game to which I love to play and at the same time I always win.
Poker is the game that I usually play. I do not know that every time I am guessing the next cards or my luck will always let met the right decision. I do sometimes call huge amount but these could be rarely will going to happen only when I have good cards held regardless of the cards drawn. My strategy is very simple to call when bet is low and then pass all the times when cards are not good.
BTW, what about yours do you have any strategic play in poker?
Poker is the game that I usually play. I do not know that every time I am guessing the next cards or my luck will always let met the right decision. I do sometimes call huge amount but these could be rarely will going to happen only when I have good cards held regardless of the cards drawn. My strategy is very simple to call when bet is low and then pass all the times when cards are not good.
BTW, what about yours do you have any strategic play in poker?
I can't really say it is a strategy but, whenever I have the lowest hand, or the number two on my hand I immediately fold. I don't like number two. Is that what you called a strategy? Anyways I rarely lost in poker with this kind of attitude I have. Even it is a pair of two.
Why nobody mentioned wearing black glasses as a part of strategy to hide emotions? 
Hahahaha 
. Those wearing black glasses are those people who can't control their emotions or just apprentice of "how to control emotions"? Wearing or not wearing black glasses should still have control of their emotions, that's will teach you how to become a better player of poker.
I also saw a lot of people not wearing black glasses but hell yeah, they are really amazing to play poker and you can't predict their move base on how you see their emotion on their face.
Definitely we can tell that there are games to which we played always as it will gain us more wins than losing. I have been to gambling in different games but I am now sticking to a certain game to which I love to play and at the same time I always win.
Poker is the game that I usually play. I do not know that every time I am guessing the next cards or my luck will always let met the right decision. I do sometimes call huge amount but these could be rarely will going to happen only when I have good cards held regardless of the cards drawn. My strategy is very simple to call when bet is low and then pass all the times when cards are not good.
BTW, what about yours do you have any strategic play in poker?
Poker is the game that I usually play. I do not know that every time I am guessing the next cards or my luck will always let met the right decision. I do sometimes call huge amount but these could be rarely will going to happen only when I have good cards held regardless of the cards drawn. My strategy is very simple to call when bet is low and then pass all the times when cards are not good.
BTW, what about yours do you have any strategic play in poker?
I can't really say it is a strategy but, whenever I have the lowest hand, or the number two on my hand I immediately fold. I don't like number two. Is that what you called a strategy? Anyways I rarely lost in poker with this kind of attitude I have. Even it is a pair of two.
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Why nobody mentioned wearing black glasses as a part of strategy to hide emotions?
How does that work as a strategy? there are many strategies around the games or game but applying them in the appropriate way is the best solution for the gamers. Porker is for gamblers who are ready to train and be trained to gamble becasue, is not a game of luck like dice and other online casinos. A friend of my taught me how to play porker and am happy playing it for gains.
Well, I don't really play poker. So I did some research on what strategies work to turn your game from "mediocre to amazing".
1. Think about ranges, not hands.
"Think about your opponent's range instead. Nobody has a specific hand in poker — they only have a range. They will show up with different hands to varying degrees."
2. Ditch your favorite hand.
"If you currently have a favorite hand, that's fine — most people do. But don't give it preferential treatment and make bad plays with it. Winning poker is about math and cold hard logic, not superstition."
3. Adopt a consistent strategy.
"All of your learning, experience and study over the years has given you a body of knowledge telling you how to play this game profitably. But it only actually matters if you apply it at the poker tables all the time. Every hand counts and every session counts."
4. Always have a reason.
"If you can produce a well reasoned argument why deviating from your regular strategy might actually be more profitable, then it is okay. It is the "because I feel like it" or "I am bored" reasoning that has to go."
5. Know when to fold your aces.
"Good players are able to let go of any emotional attachment to their pretty-looking hands. Average players get married to their aces or kings instead, and can't let them go even when they know they are beat."
6. Realize Tilt Only Hurts You.
"Respect the work that you have done. You owe it to yourself to maintain more composure and stop throwing away money when the cards go south."
7. Don't play in bad games.
"You win big by playing against players who are making big fundamental errors and giving away their money over the long term."
So there you go. I know you already have your own strategy, guys. So I don't really know if this is much of a great help but I hope it does help you somehow. If you want to read more, here's the source, btw: https://www.pokernews.com/strategy/7-tips-take-your-poker-game-from-meh-amazing-27103.htm
Of all that said above this is indeed not chaotic or useless when playing poker. Because people do have their own strategies as you say. Playing poker is not just talking, of course, a good card. Supposedly with any card we can win that is called strategy. 1. Think about ranges, not hands.
"Think about your opponent's range instead. Nobody has a specific hand in poker — they only have a range. They will show up with different hands to varying degrees."
2. Ditch your favorite hand.
"If you currently have a favorite hand, that's fine — most people do. But don't give it preferential treatment and make bad plays with it. Winning poker is about math and cold hard logic, not superstition."
3. Adopt a consistent strategy.
"All of your learning, experience and study over the years has given you a body of knowledge telling you how to play this game profitably. But it only actually matters if you apply it at the poker tables all the time. Every hand counts and every session counts."
4. Always have a reason.
"If you can produce a well reasoned argument why deviating from your regular strategy might actually be more profitable, then it is okay. It is the "because I feel like it" or "I am bored" reasoning that has to go."
5. Know when to fold your aces.
"Good players are able to let go of any emotional attachment to their pretty-looking hands. Average players get married to their aces or kings instead, and can't let them go even when they know they are beat."
6. Realize Tilt Only Hurts You.
"Respect the work that you have done. You owe it to yourself to maintain more composure and stop throwing away money when the cards go south."
7. Don't play in bad games.
"You win big by playing against players who are making big fundamental errors and giving away their money over the long term."
So there you go. I know you already have your own strategy, guys. So I don't really know if this is much of a great help but I hope it does help you somehow.
If you want to read more, here's the source, btw: https://www.pokernews.com/strategy/7-tips-take-your-poker-game-from-meh-amazing-27103.htm
There are strategies you can use for playing poker online, but one thing I do know is that playing poker online can be very annoying sometimes, yep, there are times it an get annoying and you might just get angry and lose it. There are times that it can take very long session like more than six hours and if you're someone that has job to do the next day you will just be messed up and wouldn't be able to catch some sleep because you were up all night trying to win poker which you might even end up losing if you make any silly mistake. So anyone who is playing it and is sure that they are ready to win should as well be ready for the long sessions and be prepared for some of the craziest swings.
Something similar though you might try "losing" on purpose every now and then to remain a bit less predictable.
this is actualy a good tip, and i have one more playing worse hands than u usualy do to seem weaker then you are, and play the weak hands the same as you play the strong hands so they have a hard time reading when you are bluffing or not.
Definitely we can tell that there are games to which we played always as it will gain us more wins than losing. I have been to gambling in different games but I am now sticking to a certain game to which I love to play and at the same time I always win.
Poker is the game that I usually play. I do not know that every time I am guessing the next cards or my luck will always let met the right decision. I do sometimes call huge amount but these could be rarely will going to happen only when I have good cards held regardless of the cards drawn. My strategy is very simple to call when bet is low and then pass all the times when cards are not good.
BTW, what about yours do you have any strategic play in poker?
The best ever strategy in poker to increase your chance of winning is make your opponents to think that you got the better card so they will eventually close their cards but not going to work always.Poker is the game that I usually play. I do not know that every time I am guessing the next cards or my luck will always let met the right decision. I do sometimes call huge amount but these could be rarely will going to happen only when I have good cards held regardless of the cards drawn. My strategy is very simple to call when bet is low and then pass all the times when cards are not good.
BTW, what about yours do you have any strategic play in poker?
By passing all the times when cards are not good may take you close to win but this is not a perfect strategy. Sometimes the opponent have even bad cards and taking a little risk can be healthy sometimes. Anyways your strategy is defensive and is worth a try.
Well, I don't really play poker. So I did some research on what strategies work to turn your game from "mediocre to amazing".
1. Think about ranges, not hands.
"Think about your opponent's range instead. Nobody has a specific hand in poker — they only have a range. They will show up with different hands to varying degrees."
2. Ditch your favorite hand.
"If you currently have a favorite hand, that's fine — most people do. But don't give it preferential treatment and make bad plays with it. Winning poker is about math and cold hard logic, not superstition."
3. Adopt a consistent strategy.
"All of your learning, experience and study over the years has given you a body of knowledge telling you how to play this game profitably. But it only actually matters if you apply it at the poker tables all the time. Every hand counts and every session counts."
4. Always have a reason.
"If you can produce a well reasoned argument why deviating from your regular strategy might actually be more profitable, then it is okay. It is the "because I feel like it" or "I am bored" reasoning that has to go."
5. Know when to fold your aces.
"Good players are able to let go of any emotional attachment to their pretty-looking hands. Average players get married to their aces or kings instead, and can't let them go even when they know they are beat."
6. Realize Tilt Only Hurts You.
"Respect the work that you have done. You owe it to yourself to maintain more composure and stop throwing away money when the cards go south."
7. Don't play in bad games.
"You win big by playing against players who are making big fundamental errors and giving away their money over the long term."
So there you go. I know you already have your own strategy, guys. So I don't really know if this is much of a great help but I hope it does help you somehow. If you want to read more, here's the source, btw: https://www.pokernews.com/strategy/7-tips-take-your-poker-game-from-meh-amazing-27103.htm
1. Think about ranges, not hands.
"Think about your opponent's range instead. Nobody has a specific hand in poker — they only have a range. They will show up with different hands to varying degrees."
2. Ditch your favorite hand.
"If you currently have a favorite hand, that's fine — most people do. But don't give it preferential treatment and make bad plays with it. Winning poker is about math and cold hard logic, not superstition."
3. Adopt a consistent strategy.
"All of your learning, experience and study over the years has given you a body of knowledge telling you how to play this game profitably. But it only actually matters if you apply it at the poker tables all the time. Every hand counts and every session counts."
4. Always have a reason.
"If you can produce a well reasoned argument why deviating from your regular strategy might actually be more profitable, then it is okay. It is the "because I feel like it" or "I am bored" reasoning that has to go."
5. Know when to fold your aces.
"Good players are able to let go of any emotional attachment to their pretty-looking hands. Average players get married to their aces or kings instead, and can't let them go even when they know they are beat."
6. Realize Tilt Only Hurts You.
"Respect the work that you have done. You owe it to yourself to maintain more composure and stop throwing away money when the cards go south."
7. Don't play in bad games.
"You win big by playing against players who are making big fundamental errors and giving away their money over the long term."
So there you go. I know you already have your own strategy, guys. So I don't really know if this is much of a great help but I hope it does help you somehow.
If you want to read more, here's the source, btw: https://www.pokernews.com/strategy/7-tips-take-your-poker-game-from-meh-amazing-27103.htm 
Why nobody mentioned wearing black glasses as a part of strategy to hide emotions?
Professional players also like to wear hats to hide if they are frowning or sweating. This will only work if OP is playing real poker in a casino.
You have more available strategies when you see other players in person but you can also let other people at the table get to know you and your style. Some players are more aggressive and some are more passive. Some like to intimidate the other players by raising a lot. It's good to sit and watch for a while to know what to expect from your opponents.
formulate on your own on how to deal on such kind of situations in the middle of the game.Showing no emotion that can trigger out or let other players able to read you.
Why nobody mentioned wearing black glasses as a part of strategy to hide emotions?
Professional players also like to wear hats to hide if they are frowning or sweating. This will only work if OP is playing real poker in a casino.
You have more available strategies when you see other players in person but you can also let other people at the table get to know you and your style. Some players are more aggressive and some are more passive. Some like to intimidate the other players by raising a lot. It's good to sit and watch for a while to know what to expect from your opponents.
Why nobody mentioned wearing black glasses as a part of strategy to hide emotions?
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