Showing the cards or not is part of a strategy. for example: if you like bluffing, it is good at the beginning of the tournament in some hands that you win and your rivals fold, show the strength of your hand or that they think you play with certain ranges. that way you gain a certain advantage in that others believe what you want.
CERRATO505 said:
As vezes sim pois acho válido fazer isso principalmente quando você quer blefar depois. Por exemplo: Você joga seguro mostrando as cartas algumas vezes e ganhando também. Quando você precisar blefar fica mais fácil.
yes i do
Claro que eu faço. Acho que às vezes é uma boa estratégia. Exemplo: Você começa a jogar um torneio sem blefar, apenas fazendo isso com segurança. Mostrar cartas antes pode ajudá-lo a blefar mais tarde. Às vezes eu uso isso e é mais eficaz se você estiver em uma mesa fixa.
CERRATO505 said:
Claro que eu faço. Acho que às vezes é uma boa estratégia. Exemplo: Você começa a jogar um torneio sem blefar, apenas fazendo isso com segurança. Mostrar cartas antes pode ajudá-lo a blefar mais tarde. Às vezes eu uso isso e é mais eficaz se você estiver em uma mesa fixa.
How to begin a tourney
I usually go to all hands I can, trying to not go with players that call all-in(loose). At most times I not bluff and play only with good cards. I usually wait the floopy to decide if it's a good or a bad hand to bet. There are two forms to get to the money : take risks or not. If you don't take risks you probably will not reach high positions in a tourney.
I usually go to all hands I can, trying to not go with players that call all-in(loose). At most times I not bluff and play only with good cards. I usually wait the floopy to decide if it's a good or a bad hand to bet. There are two forms to get to the money : take risks or not. If you don't take risks you probably will not reach high positions in a tourney.
I hardly ever do. Once in awhile it might seem funny if you bluffed with nothing, but you should have a definite goal in mind. Do you have someone you really think might go on tilt, or someone you hope to convince you are loose or tight? Do you have a plan to take advantage of success?
Blinda Hard
Hello, how is everything?🙂 my name is Alessandro, I play poker in a very unpretentious way every time I play in a tournament I have a hard time dealing with the increased blinds during tournaments. It always seems like I have less than ten blinds, I feel the pressure of the opponents' chips and I end up making bad bets... How many blinds do I need to stay relevant from mid-tournament to late?
Hello, how is everything?🙂 my name is Alessandro, I play poker in a very unpretentious way every time I play in a tournament I have a hard time dealing with the increased blinds during tournaments. It always seems like I have less than ten blinds, I feel the pressure of the opponents' chips and I end up making bad bets... How many blinds do I need to stay relevant from mid-tournament to late?
i rarely show , and only when i have some reason.
on occassion it will be reciprocal , if an opponent showed a big hand after i made a fold .on online sites that allow 1 card to be exposed i will do it more often , to be a bit more confusing ( or annoying ).
on occassion it will be reciprocal , if an opponent showed a big hand after i made a fold .on online sites that allow 1 card to be exposed i will do it more often , to be a bit more confusing ( or annoying ).
No, I never show my cards before putting them back in the deck.
I agree that sometimes that can be a good tactic. Showing your cards to an opponent, after you have successfully bluffed him, can sometimes provoke the opponent and affect his further game against you. But there is no guarantee that this move will successfully provoke the opponent, but it will definitely let the opponent know which cards you had. If you do it consistently, the opponent can conclude a lot about your game style.
Usually I don't think about that particular mind game at all, I rather don't show my cards to an opponent then leave him no doubt about what cards I had.
I agree that sometimes that can be a good tactic. Showing your cards to an opponent, after you have successfully bluffed him, can sometimes provoke the opponent and affect his further game against you. But there is no guarantee that this move will successfully provoke the opponent, but it will definitely let the opponent know which cards you had. If you do it consistently, the opponent can conclude a lot about your game style.
Usually I don't think about that particular mind game at all, I rather don't show my cards to an opponent then leave him no doubt about what cards I had.
