Yeah, keeping track of the losses too makes sense. Otherwise, it’s easy to remember the lucky calls and forget all the times your gut was wrong.zvmbk88001 said:Yeah, I've had moments where a bet just felt right, and sometimes it worked out! 😄 But I think it's important to remember the wins and losses equally. A gut feeling can be fun, but I wouldn't rely on it over the odds every time. For me, the best approach is to trust the numbers first and treat instinct as a bonus, not a strategy.
Using your gut when you’ve got a big stack makes more sense, since you can afford to take those smaller risks.G0930 said:You can and should rely on your guts sometimes but only where the risk is low.
For example having a bigstack and collecting shortstacks.
So true, having good odds doesn’t guarantee a win, and those unlucky days can be frustrating lol.armoko said:Sometimes there are such days where you get really lucky and everything goes well, and of course there are opposite days where you have really good odds but still lose.
That makes sense, one hand can go either way, but over time the math should tell the real story.wavefunction said:Tough one ,instinct excels for one particular hand but for infinite sample size real world value has to converge with expected value
Haha, true, math always catches up in the long run. Better to work with the odds than fight them.TeUnit said:Math is not an enemy I want, because he always wins in the long term.
Its much easier to make math your friend.
Yes, it has happened to me before! 😂 Sometimes your gut feeling is right, but I still think it's important to understand the odds and not rely on luck alone.Das991992 said:Sometimes a bet just feels right even when the odds say otherwise lol. Have you ever followed your gut on a bet and won?
That’s an interesting way to split it, though I’d say poker skill matters more over the long run than instinct.Shooter74 said:60% Odds and 40% Instinct, after all, Poker is 60% skill and 40% luck...
Yeah, luck plays a big part sometimes lol, even when you think you’ve got a good read on the situation.massautv said:Sometimes yes, although it depends on luck
That’s true, a feeling can seem convincing in the moment, but it can get expensive if you keep ignoring the odds.Sunz of Beaches said:No I don't. And it's actually a dangerous recept that's could lead to big losses if we trust our feeling more than the odds.
That makes sense, knowing your opponent’s style can help a lot. Instinct is useful, but having a read on the player gives it more meaning.RALF_AK said:These decisions are best made when we know our opponent's profile and their technical knowledge or skills.
That makes sense, experience gives your intuition something to work with. I think balancing both is better than relying on gut feelings alone.Lena M said:For me, intuition is one of the factors that influence my decisions, but I combine my intuition with my skills and experience.