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Topic: Pokerplayer lost $500k as he folds while having straight? - page 2. (Read 244 times)

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Poker player Thomas got 8 and 7 while revealed cards have 9, 10, and a Jack. He just folds like that without hesitation on the $543K pot. Steve clearly doesn't have a good card because he even raised his hand in dismay, would you notice the faces and the actions of the poker players reflecting the cards they hold?

If you are Thomas and have just added more money to the pot, would you fold?  We can't see his face though but I can just imagine how disappointing it would be to learn Steve just have KK
Poker is a game of bluffing just as much as its a game of cards, the thing is sometimes I get reverse psychology'd by shit like this, like if a player shows dismay in a card he has pulled, Steve is either a brilliant genius for this or the biggest clown and stupid on the planet, but whatever gesture he made in front of Thomas made the guy think twice lol. He for sure believed that Steve's got a shitty pile, but then got cognitive dissonance'd by his own brain thinking that this guy's a top tier player he's pitted against, he wouldn't just make mistakes like that.

He probably thought and based on the situation as well that the best course of action is  to fold, he will not get the bag, but he's still going to stay in the game, hence the lack of hesitation.
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Well, that's how games work, I mean gambling. Imagine the pressure that the player is feeling because of the huge pot. I'm sure in his mind the anxiety got into his head. That's why he folded and decided not to fight the opponent. It's common or understandable, but yeah, if I were that gambler, I would really upset and regret my decision. But again, what happens is what it is; it cannot be reversed. The only thing you could do is let go of it because if you let that get to your head, you will never be able to focus on the next matches again, or it will hunt you even in your future matches, so it's better to move on and reflect on what just happens. That is the nature of gambling: you lose some and you win, but don't expect that you will frequently win because, for me, gambling is more about losing money, so just enjoy it; that's the best you could do for yourself.
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https://youtu.be/G45qIVcmeIs?t=91

Poker player Thomas got 8 and 7 while revealed cards have 9, 10, and a Jack. He just folds like that without hesitation on the $543K pot. Steve clearly doesn't have a good card because he even raised his hand in dismay, would you notice the faces and the actions of the poker players reflecting the cards they hold?

If you are Thomas and have just added more money to the pot, would you fold?  We can't see his face though but I can just imagine how disappointing it would be to learn Steve just have KK
It is very bad luck for that person and I don't know what the person did is it from winnings or from the initial invest or it was his/her life risky bet and committed suicide after the loss on the bet. I will not be surprised if the person committed suicide.
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If you are Thomas and have just added more money to the pot, would you fold?  We can't see his face though but I can just imagine how disappointing it would be to learn Steve just have KK
I would never do that if I were on his place. What a stupid move he has taken, he could easily win that money without any problem but he Steve got him with his bluffing skills. In poker if you don't understand your opponent's bluffing style then you'll most probably end up losing money.

Thomas got a fixed straight but he missed it because Steve's bluffing style got him and might got scared by thinking that what if Steve holds Queen and King card. In any gambling one should understand that strategy won't work without luck, in this case Thomas was lucky but his strategy was wrong and that's why he lost the hand.
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https://youtu.be/G45qIVcmeIs?t=91

Poker player Thomas got 8 and 7 while revealed cards have 9, 10, and a Jack. He just folds like that without hesitation on the $543K pot. Steve clearly doesn't have a good card because he even raised his hand in dismay, would you notice the faces and the actions of the poker players reflecting the cards they hold?

If you are Thomas and have just added more money to the pot, would you fold?  We can't see his face though but I can just imagine how disappointing it would be to learn Steve just have KK
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