Reply to thread

Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6775455, member: 1003394"] Hello compatriot. Look, poker is a game of mathematical possibilities, and above all that in some hands you are "lucky" that the possibilities help you. Example of a very normal hand in tournaments or in cash, AA vs KK. If you have your KK you have a certain possibility of winning the hand on the flop, turn or river, depending on the cards that are falling on the 3 streets. But let's agree that the long-term chances of AA winning are greater. Then it is the game of bets per street according to the probability of hands you have. It is not the same to bet on a flop if you have a pair high, or that you complete a set, or that you have a straight, or that you have a flush or a full house. Nor is the bet the same if you have projects to complete in the next two streets. For that, the so-called "odds" are used, which are neither more nor less than the possibility of winning the hand according to the chances that my letter will arrive. Many hands come to a turn in which a pair in hands high AA KK is winning the hand, but you on the turn have a flush draw plus a two-headed straight and even your card in hand can be repeated and you make a set. An example could be that against the villain having AA you have 76s and the flop is 45s7 (the suit of your suit in hand) and you have 2 streets for the other color to come, or the 7 for a set, or the 6 for two pair or the 8 or 3 for a straight. That hand gives you a minimum of 23 odds if the calculation is correct, that is, your probability of winning the hand is 48%. In other words, in the long term it will be absolutely profitable for you. But well, the example is because it is not only playing against the opponent. Yes, your opponent can be aggressive, tight, recreational, etc. But ultimately what defines the game is the value of your hand compared to the value of the opponent's hand. Regarding the fact that online poker is manipulated, a comment that I have read out there, I respect it but I do not agree at all. Those comments are the ones we all had when we first started playing the game. Ufff it always goes wrong for me. Ufff badbeats always happen to me. Uffff the software is manipulated. Ufff they always win the same. And many more comments, that when you start to study the game, you start to study the variance or the bad and good streaks, and other things, you will see that these comments will differentiate you in becoming a regular player, or a recreational player. That's why a regular player studies the game, studies ranges, studies fairness, studies huds, and studies lots of situations in which in the long run they will possibly pay off. I hope the long explanation that I do about your post has been useful for you, which is very good. Greetings:giggle::giggle::giggle::giggle: [/QUOTE]

Verification

Search

Reply to thread

About CardsChat

Our Community

Our Site

Follow us