Best time to play poker?

RiskTaker · May 27, 2015

In the morning, when your brain's rested.

K1CRA · May 27, 2015

In saturday and sunday I am playing all day-all night. But my best luck I think is in monday.. Just try to play at night and listen music when you are playing and you will have best reads of opponents!

CSVidal · May 27, 2015

Well my routine also starts early in the morning after the cafe is the best time pro pelomenos game to me. and I join tournaments until 18h is the maximum my concentration and focus supports. Thanks

florinbarna · May 27, 2015

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In my time does not matter ... if I lose all the time and always good books one has greater

florinbarna · May 27, 2015

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cloverlines said:
I usually found it better to play late nights to early morning. I like it better because you have less distractions.

Allows you that if I go and work, but you're right a few times and I've played in the second when I was free and I went zii better

florinbarna · May 27, 2015

Allows you that if I go and work, but you're right a few times and I've played in the second when I was free and I went zii better

Rijckenborg · May 27, 2015

Everything depends on our attitude. Many player joins full of tournament at the same time, by betting all their token on the first hand. It is necessary to arm us with patience and to wait till the vague of fish pass.

Karozi615 · May 27, 2015

Interestingly enough I always prefer to play in the morning. I know the basic consensus is that the action is on weekends. That makes sense. But I feel more in tune early on, especially if I have coffee.

mmy228 · May 28, 2015

I think that the best time to play poker is night because i remain alone with poker table and can concentrate over this interesting game

limpnfold88 · May 28, 2015

CSVidal said:
Domigo with certainty is the best day of porker online poker stars, best buys, awards

Does anyone know what this means? lol

Ray Sliva · May 29, 2015

I think he meant to say sunday in spanish but misspelled it.

Ray Sliva · May 29, 2015

But I'm lost with the porker word. and so on.

ntbornkiller · May 30, 2015

for me whole night is good to play poker and definately i prefer any time of night to any time of day . if i can have an extra option i say any part of night plus smoking weed is good poker mode for me to kik some @ss

chloebrand · May 30, 2015

The best time to play poker, is when you are completely focused, without any distractions. We all have good hands that get cracked by better hands, it happens, its part of the game. It sounds to me like you are more of more morning person.

gabrielrr33 · May 30, 2015

To be honest when I play cash, I like the early morning hours.

freerolls come in fewer people and much better, fewer people take less time in the tournament ..:

JD4:

dsk1231 · May 30, 2015

SyKoChiller said:
In my short online poker history I have started to notice some trends regarding the time of day I am playing. In the morning hours, say 8am till around 3pm, I do very well and rarely ever leave a table down. Then in the evening hours; 2pm-ish until after 7pm, sometimes even until 10pm, I just get murdered. My straights all get busted, nut flushes fall to boats and just about every sort in between like my kicker is smaller. Then after mid-night things seem to reset and my flushes and straights are crushing pairs and such until I have to quit to sleep. Repeat. My time zone is GMT +/- 5:00
Any thoughts/comments on why (Besides it having to do with the players online at those times) or similar experiences to share?

Late afternoons through late evenings. Lots of regs but also more fish. The absolute best times are Friday and Saturday nights. You get weekend warrior fish and villians drinking. Easy money.

_xrolex_90 · May 31, 2015

By the way I started to practice the game in the early morning.When I do not want to sleep or someone woke up in the night,I'm going to brew tea and play tournaments.I like this time because the tables less maniacs and play becomes more comfortable.But then hard to go to work

Kavaleits · May 31, 2015

Play poker, when you dont have other things to do, or play it alone, or pick a moment when the others not to disturb you to play poker. And you need to know when to stop play poker and go to rest or relax.

vadim7218 · May 31, 2015

the game does not depend on the time of day

bnasp2 · May 31, 2015

Measured by number of loose players:
- best time is around some interesting sport events. Like football match, grand slam final etc.
- it because those players betting on sports are often going to gamble some money at poker
- but its valid only for low limits (not micro) cash games and must be on poker room offering also sports bets

So I dont think it will work at PS, they have only started sport bets and its still primary poker room.

hulaaaa · Jun 1, 2015

as I know many regulars playing a later time, but for me, the best time - this morning, not in the morning, but after about an hour after breakfast, then a person is most concentrated and least prone for tilt

11012015 · Jun 1, 2015

Afternoon. In the morning, probably play only by professionals.

Alepokero · Jun 2, 2015

lately i been playing in FTP and PS, i used to play at night, have more time and its relaxing before go to sleep

sunshine0410 · Jun 4, 2015

I prefer to play between 2pm and 5pm. In this time range there are less player and you have more chances to win the pot.

Farseer · Jun 4, 2015

European late evenings are best for a tournament player like me.

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