Das991992
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- Jul 4, 2025
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- #1
Everyone remembers their biggest bluff or biggest pot.
But I think the most valuable poker hands are often the ones nobody ever sees.
I'm talking about the folds that save your tournament.
A fold doesn't get applause. It doesn't appear in the hand history highlights.
Nobody says, "Great fold!"
Yet one disciplined fold can be worth more than winning several small pots.
I've started asking myself a different question after each session.
Instead of: "What was my biggest win?"
I ask: "Which fold saved me the most chips?"
Surprisingly, I learn much more from those hands.
What about you? Do you remember your biggest fold more clearly than your biggest bluff?
But I think the most valuable poker hands are often the ones nobody ever sees.
I'm talking about the folds that save your tournament.
A fold doesn't get applause. It doesn't appear in the hand history highlights.
Nobody says, "Great fold!"
Yet one disciplined fold can be worth more than winning several small pots.
I've started asking myself a different question after each session.
Instead of: "What was my biggest win?"
I ask: "Which fold saved me the most chips?"
Surprisingly, I learn much more from those hands.
What about you? Do you remember your biggest fold more clearly than your biggest bluff?




