Topic: POKER - page 4. (Read 2875 times)

That thing about losing on purpose is all very well in the movies but I doubt it happens in reality, we're not talking about pool, we're talking about poker. Even the best player in the world loses if he gets bad cards, it doesn't depend on him alone.

And it is even less viable to do it in tournaments, because if he loses all the chips he is eliminated and in tournaments in initial phases it is not so important to win chips as not to lose them.

That's mysterious. It should be you that edits your post but LUCKMCFLY's post was edited also while you deleted yours.
but wayback machine doesn't lie.

https://web.archive.org/web/20221125013407/https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5418224.20

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Thank you very much, I wanted to quote you.

I will notify you by PM of your mistake.

Thank you @bugwaysa

did you just copied what LUCKMCFLY said https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/what-would-a-nation-of-sports-gamblers-look-like-5418224

Your topic said the course was for sale and in details you're saying it's for free and asking people to come to your dm.
One of the hardest things to do is to convince people and asking them to come to dm even if what you have to offer is really genuine because that is one of the tricks used by scammers.
I don't want to tag this content a scam but one thing you should know is that people value things that are expressed in details openly in the forum so that people can ascertain it's genuity rather than asking us to come to dm.
You should atleast show us some results from the use of the course and also try to show and tell us openly here what you I tend telling us privately in your pm.
Just my kindly suggestion

I really didn't know that pojkerstars.net have that way of protecting themselves against any of these eventualities, I think the same, when I go into a casino to play poker, sometimes I like to experiment with some strategies, but in the end I get bored because there is no way to being able to interact, to read comments and above all to see how other people play, and it is good when you see the interaction of some players, sometimes there are some who are very strategic and have a very peculiar way of playing, sometimes in the first Rounds lose on purpose and then they start betting a lot and win, I don't know, they may have a period of getting to know their rivals.

In a tournament I don't know how viable that is, but I know there are people who are very enlightened about playing poker, however in the casinos I haven't seen much action on it.

It's a funny side of poker indeed. But I personally like more another side of it. I mean, for me winning through bluff is even nearly not as exciting as winning thanks to a hero call. I don't know, maybe it's an evolutionary thing, but I feel like the surge of dopamine in the brain is more intense when someone failed to fool you than when you successfully fooled someone.

Having them assist you is coaching and is usually paid for separately. It's one thing to have a few courses that you can self-learn with, and another to have player support, which usually includes a review of your database to look for leaks, from the same database choose hands to review with you, connect with you live while you play to monitor and comment afterwards, and follow up after the initial advice.

It is usually much more expensive than poker courses and is usually taken when you have climbed levels and are stagnating.

also it says " Please Send me a PM " so why need to post here if you are truly interested?


quoting it for reference means you understand the whole thread 

But it is more better if there is experienced and regular player that will assist you right?

Articles and videos are good in learning poker. However, you should practice and apply it since experience will always be the best teacher. There are a lot of things that you can learn by playing than reading or watching tutorials. I learned poker just by watching my friends play and slowly I started playing and applying what I have learned and observed. Poker is not just about the game concept itself, what makes it fun is you can win with bad hand if you know how and when to bluff. This is something that you can read but learn by yourself.

I just hope that the course will be very much of importance to those people that will need it.
There are so many poker fans that may have been looking for this kind of course to help them gain knowledge in poker but many not have seen this post without op pointing on it

The title says "POKER COURSES FOR SALE" and in the thread it said to be given out for free? which do i discard? , if it is completely free i will like to give a try because there is no proven strategy that works for any gambling game but if this can be proven on several games then it will be a nice marketing tool for me..

You don't necessarily have to watch videos, in fact a poker hand reading and interpretation without videos is a good exercise to practice reading your opponent's ranges in a particular situation, which is the constant of the game, visualize in your mind and learn to calculate percentage is vital.

 It's like not knowing how to read.
 8.Nbd2

 ...chess.   

It is that these problems arise when you intend to learn poker in a self-taught way. It is better that you get into one of the many schools that are online where they give you a structured content, step by step, which will help you to climb from basic levels to mid and high stakes if you are able to get there, because today the tables are hard and even if you put a lot of time and effort, maybe you stay in mid-stakes. But if you like it, at the end of the road you will be making some extra money which is pretty good, or even if you live in a poor country maybe you can live from it, but for that you have to have a very good bankroll management and control the psychological aspects, which are topics that are also touched in the poker schools syllabus.

Well in my personal opinion, at the time I learned to play poker, I did it almost by trial and error, then after measuring myself in certain tournaments what I did was learn more but reading many guides, of course now is the ease of YouTube and they can give a lot of advice and that can be adapted to better learning and without much effort, it can be done at any time and from the same smartphone, however I would prefer that there is always the memory of always updating looking for new strategies, new information and new ways of playing, because I see poker as a game where knowledge can really be applied a lot.


In that you are right, what happens is that it is very reliable to find sites where they play live 24 hours a day, at the moment it is not that I dedicate myself to looking for tournament sites, but I do not see them anymore, maybe the thing and the biggest profits don't go there and that's why they haven't, I think that part is the one that possibly has the most influence, I don't know, but many people have said that they have taken courses, that they have had the opportunity to interact in several games, but for me the acid test is when you play in tournaments, and it is very difficult to always be in the first places, that's why poker has become a little more complicated to play.

The thing is that there's no poker strategy that's working always, and even more importantly - there can't be such a thing. To see whether your strategy is working or not, you must play hundreds of tournaments, and many hundreds of cash games, and only after that you can say something. So, the first and foremost, you should enjoy playing, and you should never risk more than you can afford to lose. Only in that case, even if it turns out that your strategy is not the best one, you will not regret the time and money spent.

But playing cash or MTT are two very different ways. Someone who doesn't know the difference or tries to play the same way will be confused and will lose if they apply one strategy to the other. In general in an MTT it is best to try to hold, playing few hands at first, such as strong hands, pocket pairs and SCs, and then playing more and more aggressively as the blinds get higher. In cash, the blinds remain constant, so you don't have to vary your play in this way,

Yes, I agree with the self-discipline factor and always maintaining the bankroll management that you say because that is a way to keep us on the right track when playing gambling.
And that also applies to all types of gambling games, not just playing poker.
And if we've been on a losing streak, let's take a break to analyze what needs to be improved.
By resting, we can refresh ourselves not to push too hard to win. Maybe our luck will come at that time.

Of course, playing cash table or MTT against real opponents is one of the best ways to start understanding poker as soon as possible. However, it's also important to note that this practice will only be effective if the beginner player has enough self-discipline to keep bankroll management and constantly analyze his losing hands after each tournament.

Usually, articles not accompanied by videos can confuse people who need help understanding writing because they tend to understand more easily if they watch videos.
But with so many articles out there, we often find the content of poker lessons similar to other articles, which can also confuse us.
And the poker lessons from Youtube can help people understand how to play this poker game so we can learn it.
But whatever poker game lessons we get, we have to practice it because then we can understand how to play it.