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November 14, 2019, 11:26:55 AM
#77
I'm not good in poker but if I have to play then I would just join him, this is a very effective strategy as I have already done this before in different gambling game. Like in sports betting, if I see someone who is very consistent with his picks, then I would prefer to follow his beat while he is still hot.

Here's my what if regarding about your opinion.

What if you joined him and the tide's changed, he started on losing and you bet, big to bigger bets having a thought that he could win the next round, but he didn't, right after that, I am sure you will put the blame on him and going to roast him like he forced you to join him. The advantage of joining forces with someone you think good at gambling is a nice move, but you also have to consider that there are times that he is going to lose and that times might be your wrong move and the result is too far from what you are expecting.

By saying this, I recommend not to do this unless you are ready for the consequences that possible to happen, so there would be no blaming scenarios in the end, that's very unprofessional and immature.
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November 14, 2019, 08:20:38 AM
#76
I'm not good in poker but if I have to play then I would just join him, this is a very effective strategy as I have already done this before in different gambling game. Like in sports betting, if I see someone who is very consistent with his picks, then I would prefer to follow his beat while he is still hot.
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November 14, 2019, 06:36:31 AM
#75
Hello and what's up fellow users/gamblers!
I hope you had a great weekend!
Another week has come, so let's start all over again.

what if you suddenly see a fellow gambler that has been winning continuously (example Poker)  and it seems like he's unbeatable on that game, would you care to join him so you could also be winning? Or would you like to beat the guy on his game?

We certainly can't deny the fact that we gamblers can be easily influenced by these kind of scenarios.


i will Join him lol,why would i try to beat a gambler that has a friend of Luck for a certain time?i will bet with him until his Luck subside and if happens that even if luck leaves him is still playing?then i will surely go against him and look what i can get,thats what gamblers need to do because we need money and not defeat lol.



nice 'Part 5 of What If' kabayan looking forward for many parts lol.
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November 14, 2019, 06:09:13 AM
#74
Hello and what's up fellow users/gamblers!
I hope you had a great weekend!
Another week has come, so let's start all over again.

what if you suddenly see a fellow gambler that has been winning continuously (example Poker)  and it seems like he's unbeatable on that game, would you care to join him so you could also be winning? Or would you like to beat the guy on his game?

We certainly can't deny the fact that we gamblers can be easily influenced by these kind of scenarios.

Actually if I will see those kind of gamblers or people in the table of the casino then I would be rather to go the opponent side and fight him so I can test my skills and techniques if I am really good at poker and other game stuffs. Why I would go to the opponent side? It is because I want to be the best gambler at the table and many people will admire me on my playing style and I want to make that gambler realize that I am the superior or the veteran. It is a super rare to find a very good gambler in which he can manage all the cards that the dealer are giving to him so it would be great if I will saw and try to fight him/her in poker.
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November 14, 2019, 03:59:04 AM
#73
I will choose the option to join him. The most important thing for me is getting a victory. So if you have to join the people who always win, then I will do it. Moreover, later I will definitely try to learn from him how to be able to win continuously.Even if later I won't be as good as him, at least I can become number 2.
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November 14, 2019, 01:36:00 AM
#72
what if you suddenly see a fellow gambler that has been winning continuously (example Poker)  and it seems like he's unbeatable on that game, would you care to join him so you could also be winning? Or would you like to beat the guy on his game?
Most of us here will choose to gamble with that gambler who is winning continuously and I will too if I'm there if he likes too. If he wants other gamblers to join him then I will gamble but I will always set a target profit and once it reaches, I will stop. I will not gamble with him until the end because I know that luck will not always on his side. There will be a time that he will lose his money in the end unless he knows when to stop.
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November 13, 2019, 05:24:16 PM
#71
Maybe joining him because it's hard to beat a gambler that is too lucky, when its lucky day its his lucky day, just stay away if you are planning to beat him because usually you will just end up losing in the end. I always put in mind that luck beat skills, that's my principle.
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November 13, 2019, 04:16:53 PM
#70
what if you suddenly see a fellow gambler that has been winning continuously (example Poker)  and it seems like he's unbeatable on that game, would you care to join him so you could also be winning? Or would you like to beat the guy on his game?

We certainly can't deny the fact that we gamblers can be easily influenced by these kind of scenarios.

I know how to play Poker but if I saw someone who continuously winning at that game, I will never think of beating the guy. Why should I do that if I can just choose other opponents instead to increase my winning chances? That kind of gambler is hard to beat since the reason why he is winning continously is not just because of luck but that gambler is actually good at applying the strategy.

In a mind game type of gambling, the experience is the key, so no way, I will not definitely make an attempt to beat that guy.
Probably, I won't join a game where a professional is joining 'cause I'll be just wasting money there. Poker is a game that requires mind and timing to bluff the enemies, if your mental ability is weak, you can be easily fooled by them.

If you knew something that's not in favor on your side then why would you risk your money, there's still another day for gambling.
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November 13, 2019, 03:30:18 PM
#69
what if you suddenly see a fellow gambler that has been winning continuously (example Poker)  and it seems like he's unbeatable on that game, would you care to join him so you could also be winning? Or would you like to beat the guy on his game?

We certainly can't deny the fact that we gamblers can be easily influenced by these kind of scenarios.

I know how to play Poker but if I saw someone who continuously winning at that game, I will never think of beating the guy. Why should I do that if I can just choose other opponents instead to increase my winning chances? That kind of gambler is hard to beat since the reason why he is winning continously is not just because of luck but that gambler is actually good at applying the strategy.

In a mind game type of gambling, the experience is the key, so no way, I will not definitely make an attempt to beat that guy.
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November 13, 2019, 03:21:01 PM
#68
Or would you like to beat the guy on his game?

Yes, if I know the game.
No, if I just want to ride.

It's risky to beat a knowledgeable gambler on their favorite sports or activity as that's their comfort zone.

I'm just increasing my risk of losing more if I decided to compete with these gambler.
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November 13, 2019, 02:07:14 PM
#67
Hello and what's up fellow users/gamblers!
I hope you had a great weekend!
Another week has come, so let's start all over again.

what if you suddenly see a fellow gambler that has been winning continuously (example Poker)  and it seems like he's unbeatable on that game, would you care to join him so you could also be winning? Or would you like to beat the guy on his game?

We certainly can't deny the fact that we gamblers can be easily influenced by these kind of scenarios.



I'm not good at Poker but I would love to beat him if I could, Poker is a game of luck and skills, there are people who are good at having a lucky game, by playing against him I can get some pointers and if by chance I able to beat I will be proud of myself and people will think I'm very good at Poker, because I bet a guy who has a lot of win to his credit.
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November 13, 2019, 12:57:37 PM
#66
what if you suddenly see a fellow gambler that has been winning continuously (example Poker)  and it seems like he's unbeatable on that game, would you care to join him so you could also be winning? Or would you like to beat the guy on his game?

Well I am honest by the fact that I am jealous with the winning I certainly don't deny it specially if it is my friend's. I would like to join to if and only my friend don't mind it. Anyway I have no intention of beating my fellow gambler, what I am currently thinking is that I must be winning as well like him/her. Though if he/she don't mind on me joining then I would, definitely. Otherwise, I won't or I will be playing it myself with no intention of beating him/her in the first place.
If you dont have on intention on beating up someone while you do play then you are just basically trying to waste up your  money.
Well, gambling is for entertainment and its not bad not to be serious and not minding too much either a good or average player to whom
you play with.Its a matter of selection though because as i have read up on this thread, majority would really like to beat up that pro guy instead
of joining him.
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November 13, 2019, 11:38:19 AM
#65
Poker is in a big percent skill-based, that's why you see some people constantly winning at Poker. Talent and learning strategies & risk management principles are a must in Poker pretty much like in trading. If I would be skilled and confident on me at that specific game I would certainly join the table as I usually don't back up from any challenges.

because poker is skill-based I will join him because winning in a row means that he has a good strategy, it's like a free money Cheesy
whereas if based on luck, it's better to fight him because there's no someone in a row will get luck all the time.
Luck has still something to do with poker player even though it is a skill based game. The luck that I've been talking about is the sequence of the cards. Although the only way that a professional player will lose if they were being deceive by their opponent when bluffing. So that means the luck is on his side.

I'd rather join with him he's too lucky but not in the poket because that's against with him. If I have to defeat one lucky gambler, I might have to look at the person first before trying to join because I know that somehow I still have chance to win.

when your opponent bluffing this is your strategy to play, whether you will be carried away by your opponent, or you fold, or you can also follow until 3 cards are opened, then you can determine. About luck in poker is when you have a good card then you ALL in and this is where the luck happens.
But how can you determine if your opponent is bluffing, it will be hard.
Unless you have a good card in your hand to fight even if he is bluffing.
Waiting for the flop to determine the next action will be the best trick to see and measure your chances of winning.

Bluffing will not always be displaying a tough face that says you have the upper hand, therefore it is hard to fight head on against someone in poker because everything is unpredictable, and for me, bluffing is a suicidal action that anyone is making while having the thought that it could be their key to win in poker, trust me, its not, let your card to the bluff alone, go with the flow, and only use one expression when gambling to make your opponents confused.
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November 13, 2019, 11:37:36 AM
#64
what if you suddenly see a fellow gambler that has been winning continuously (example Poker)  and it seems like he's unbeatable on that game, would you care to join him so you could also be winning? Or would you like to beat the guy on his game?

Well I am honest by the fact that I am jealous with the winning I certainly don't deny it specially if it is my friend's. I would like to join to if and only my friend don't mind it. Anyway I have no intention of beating my fellow gambler, what I am currently thinking is that I must be winning as well like him/her. Though if he/she don't mind on me joining then I would, definitely. Otherwise, I won't or I will be playing it myself with no intention of beating him/her in the first place.
I think I would also join to a fellow gambler that has been winning continuously because I wanted to experienced his luck. It would be bad if you would split bet to your fellow gambler because it would be your loss not having his luck and not earning good profit. There are also chances that you could beat him, but it would be much better if you just join him while he is winning continuously because it would be rude to him if you remove his luck.
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November 13, 2019, 10:20:29 AM
#63
what if you suddenly see a fellow gambler that has been winning continuously (example Poker)  and it seems like he's unbeatable on that game, would you care to join him so you could also be winning? Or would you like to beat the guy on his game?

Well I am honest by the fact that I am jealous with the winning I certainly don't deny it specially if it is my friend's. I would like to join to if and only my friend don't mind it. Anyway I have no intention of beating my fellow gambler, what I am currently thinking is that I must be winning as well like him/her. Though if he/she don't mind on me joining then I would, definitely. Otherwise, I won't or I will be playing it myself with no intention of beating him/her in the first place.
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November 13, 2019, 10:17:36 AM
#62
oh your now on part 5 of your what if's questions op  hehe nice to see that . in this new question of yours i think my answer will be no .  im not gona ever try to play against him because i can see that he is winning alot of times which means he is a pro poker player but im not a pro on playing poker  . my losses are more than what i won   . i think i will only compete against other noob poker players  . i like to test my skills on them and i think that is going to be exciting  .
because poker is not based on luck, so it's hard to beat someone who is already a pro, because it's about strategy especially as those who always win it will be difficult to against him. but I want to join to get money from him.
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November 13, 2019, 10:15:06 AM
#61
oh your now on part 5 of your what if's questions op  hehe nice to see that . in this new question of yours i think my answer will be no .  im not gona ever try to play against him because i can see that he is winning alot of times which means he is a pro poker player but im not a pro on playing poker  . my losses are more than what i won   . i think i will only compete against other noob poker players  . i like to test my skills on them and i think that is going to be exciting  .
^ Probably OP locking this thread in the next few days because it is already hit on page 5 replies. That is good to compete with him if there's no involve money and I would love to know too if I have an opponent like that and playing just for fun. Because if you are playing against him and bet money for sure you were always a loser against the expert one while you are not. In the real poker room, it is good to gamble poker especially your opponent know how to bluff.
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November 13, 2019, 09:58:27 AM
#60
oh your now on part 5 of your what if's questions op  hehe nice to see that . in this new question of yours i think my answer will be no .  im not gona ever try to play against him because i can see that he is winning alot of times which means he is a pro poker player but im not a pro on playing poker  . my losses are more than what i won   . i think i will only compete against other noob poker players  . i like to test my skills on them and i think that is going to be exciting  .
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November 13, 2019, 01:30:40 AM
#59
Poker is in a big percent skill-based, that's why you see some people constantly winning at Poker. Talent and learning strategies & risk management principles are a must in Poker pretty much like in trading. If I would be skilled and confident on me at that specific game I would certainly join the table as I usually don't back up from any challenges.

because poker is skill-based I will join him because winning in a row means that he has a good strategy, it's like a free money Cheesy
whereas if based on luck, it's better to fight him because there's no someone in a row will get luck all the time.
Luck has still something to do with poker player even though it is a skill based game. The luck that I've been talking about is the sequence of the cards. Although the only way that a professional player will lose if they were being deceive by their opponent when bluffing. So that means the luck is on his side.

I'd rather join with him he's too lucky but not in the poket because that's against with him. If I have to defeat one lucky gambler, I might have to look at the person first before trying to join because I know that somehow I still have chance to win.

when your opponent bluffing this is your strategy to play, whether you will be carried away by your opponent, or you fold, or you can also follow until 3 cards are opened, then you can determine. About luck in poker is when you have a good card then you ALL in and this is where the luck happens.
But how can you determine if your opponent is bluffing, it will be hard.
Unless you have a good card in your hand to fight even if he is bluffing.
Waiting for the flop to determine the next action will be the best trick to see and measure your chances of winning.
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November 13, 2019, 01:01:30 AM
#58
Poker is in a big percent skill-based, that's why you see some people constantly winning at Poker. Talent and learning strategies & risk management principles are a must in Poker pretty much like in trading. If I would be skilled and confident on me at that specific game I would certainly join the table as I usually don't back up from any challenges.

because poker is skill-based I will join him because winning in a row means that he has a good strategy, it's like a free money Cheesy
whereas if based on luck, it's better to fight him because there's no someone in a row will get luck all the time.
Luck has still something to do with poker player even though it is a skill based game. The luck that I've been talking about is the sequence of the cards. Although the only way that a professional player will lose if they were being deceive by their opponent when bluffing. So that means the luck is on his side.

I'd rather join with him he's too lucky but not in the poket because that's against with him. If I have to defeat one lucky gambler, I might have to look at the person first before trying to join because I know that somehow I still have chance to win.

when your opponent bluffing this is your strategy to play, whether you will be carried away by your opponent, or you fold, or you can also follow until 3 cards are opened, then you can determine. About luck in poker is when you have a good card then you ALL in and this is where the luck happens.
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