Topic: What 🛠are the advantages 🔝of playing poker💵 - page 3. (Read 1040 times)

As you get more amateur, you'd start meeting professional players so unlike any other gambling, learning never stops in poker. Anyone can learn the basics in a couple of weeks.
But for advance gameplay, you should be able to study your opponents, their playing strategy, know when they are bluffing and know how they behave when they have good hands.

Unfortunately poker is not like chess or other games which requires learning and experience.
Although there is no hard skills to play poker but if you play it many times you might develop the habit of winning. One cannot say that by playing poker he has become a skilled player as poker is a simple game where there is hardly any skill.

Haven't had much experience with tournaments. I prefer playing against AI or other people on FB to "train". Like was said, tournaments attract players that would be more experienced than you, so it might not reflects the crowd you might come across in casinos (there would be a considerable amount of noobs mixed with the experts).

So basically, train against AI first to get the hang of it, then play on social media to practice playing with time pressure and then join tournaments.

The article is useful for the poker player, From here we conclude that the game is also beneficial to human health, Poker needs careful concentration, which helps in the growth and activation of the brain, which is good.
Poker requires you to be calm. The quieter you are, the more chances you will win. If you are active, it will cause you a lot of trouble.

I guess that is a good article for most newbies and poker enthusiast alike, preferably some health benefits in playing poker but gradually lets not all forget that poker is a two edge two if there are good there are bad effects too so be very wary in all those things because I think that there are different effects in most people just moderation is a must I think in playing gambling.

But in playing poker it doesn't only need luck but a ton of techniques it will need determination and focus in every game you play in playing it I think that if you are playing in regular games with friends that don't have a bet I think that is a fun game to be but it will surely be a different feeling if people will bet on a tournament or have placed their bets on it, It will surely need emotional control in playing poker in my opinion.

The advantages of playing poker are relaxing your mind, improving your gaming ability and mind, becoming much focus on things and many more. I think is article might help you .

 https://www.replaypoker.com/blog/four-surprising-health-benefits-of-playing-poker/

I totally agree with you boss, I am this type too that does not grab things on time, so it was really difficult for me to cope when I started playing poker games, I started watching how they play it on YouTube which helped me a bit, and I was able to see some few strategies used by some great players I had seen playing it, so what I did was to go live into playing, and I had to challenge myself by playing with professional players.

These players, you could take it that they were burn with it the way they move their games, I lost several times, and I was just like a puppet they were playing with, but I never gave up, as time goes by, I started picking up gradually till I became very good now and could compete with anyone, I am not near perfection though, but I can still play a standard poker game with little or no defeat.

Advantages of poker games are the own choice of making profit based upon your luck not more than that.
You want to learn more about poker games there are some specialised I am listen this forum who is giving advice for every gamblers here.
Other than that you can juice any article sites for YouTube to check ok the best ways to make the profit there.

The more you play poker the more skillfull you become until you can make money from it effortlessly. I think some people said "with the knowledge of poker, one can trade in forex and cryptocurrency" but I don't know how truthful some of this statement is. Remember that " practice makes perfect and the more you involved yourself in some pokers' tournament the better you become.

This is the best part that when your experience helps you and you know what move a person can play or which cards might be their and accordingly you set your game and use the strategy to play and you win in the end . This is the best thing to happen .

Poker, in general, requires luck and skill at the same time in order to win at games. Mostly, people would attempt to flop or guess the cards of others but it still primarily depend on your hand and the pool. Although winning against the house may be difficult, it is possible with the right experience and skill.

Poker is all about experience by combining the time you spent and strategizing your cards. Most poker players that I know are successful but they also reached rock bottom throughout their journey.

The first rule of a proper poker player is to never reveal your cards so you coming here and asking people to 'write down' their secrets without fear is probably not going to happen. You will get a lot of useless comments however.

I heard of this saying recently from a guy's twitter page, this is the best place to repeat it I guess. ""Knowledge loses its value if shared, but it loses its meaning otherwise"".

I find that playing in "free" tournaments, or freerolls, is actually a very poor demonstration of poker and poker tournaments in general. As the title of them suggests, they're free. There's no risk and seemingly full of terrible players that are there playing bingo. That being said, the fields are extremely soft but instead of playing poker, it feels more as if you're trying to dodge mines to make it to the end than beating out a field of however many. For the same reason, it is also not the worst spot for someone to practice their poker if you have no or a very low bankroll, as there is no risk. You can always begin to build a bankroll in these games!

Poker, depending on how serious you want to take it, is an endless time *sink* - not in the sense that you're wasting your time - but the sense that there's endless information and studying that you could put in to be the best player you can be! The best ways to study today, for starters (this depends on your bankroll as well) is to purchase one of the training courses. Raise Your Edge, Upswing, seem to be the top 2. Fedor Holz (one of the best players in the world) is releasing a course in the upcoming weeks. These courses cost around $1000-$1500 on average. That's what I would be shooting for if you're looking to start taking poker seriously.

This is depending on what poker you are playing,if this is online or in real life since I believe that the advantage of strategies are only applied in real gaming because we need to see the reaction of each opponent and how they’re eyes rolls whenever the card hasn’t being laid though I am not sure in online since I only rely on luck whenever I wanna play

Playing free poker tournaments can help people to learn poker as well as you. But people need to know that they don't have to use their money to learn poker because by joining the tournaments or using poker software. If we talk about the advantages of playing poker then I think it about to stay focus in the game because we need to know the card and the opponent card so we can have a chance to win. I think it's more related to what strategy we have to use in the poker game so we know how to arrange a better card.

Because poker also relies on strategy, intelligence, and skills, of course there will be lessons from every game you do.
You will be more expert the more you play poker. if you ask what the benefits are of course financial profit and fun

I enjoyed reading, All responses were appropriate So the player can rely on some strategies to win a tour with ease. The best way to develop your skill during play is to participate in freeroll, This gives you a chance to qualify for professionalism. Every professional in the game did not create a professional, but the opposite by practice you win.

We can't do it all by ourselves playing poker, you may gather ideas from those players whose better than you. There were times you thought you're good enough but still went out frustrated, because you don't even try to apply those strategy that's effective from other gamblers.

Well arguably the major advantage of Poker is that it isn't 100% luck based. Somebody with skill can prevail in the long run against somebody who just gets a lucky streak.

This is wildly different from games that are purely luck based, such as slots, roulette and blackjack.

However, it is often a challenging game to pick up for newbies, and playing online can be challenging since nearly everybody is using a HUD and some sort of AI to help with decision making.

That's why I only play Texas Hold'em live.

Most of the time you wont really be to face up some good opponents with these free tourneys but at least you do able to test out

your skills and knowledge towards poker with having real opponents.The good thing or advantage of this card game is that you can eventually
learn up strategy basing on other players emotional or physical movements and the one thing for most is on how you do handle your cards.