Dear Yermek,
Your comment is very interesting. I'm very Brazilian and I can identify very well what you said. Not all, but many of my countrymen play more with luck than technique. Most of those who play this way play as an amateur. They take risks all the time. They play aggressively and sometimes randomly. When they are lucky, they can continue in the game.
Thanks for posting.
Big hug, Yermek!
Your comment is very interesting. I'm very Brazilian and I can identify very well what you said. Not all, but many of my countrymen play more with luck than technique. Most of those who play this way play as an amateur. They take risks all the time. They play aggressively and sometimes randomly. When they are lucky, they can continue in the game.
Thanks for posting.
Big hug, Yermek!
I've seen this also at other nations, not only Brazilians and Romanians. But usually this happens in freerolls and micro tournaments.Yermek said:
For example, a couple of weeks ago I was in a freeroll tournament and one guy (can't remember his nation but for sure it was not Brazilian neither Romanian) was all in at every hand. Of course he had luck in some of these hands but in a lot of them he just gave away free chips to everyone who had a decent hand. After his 15th rebuy I got bored and stopped counting.
Whoever doesn't risk doesn't win in a tournament since it's not a final table, rather you're in the process of getting to it, it's important to increase the number of chips at the start of any tournament so that the times don't pass to beat you, I think that's a matter of calm and knowing when to be aggressive and they tend to be aggressive with high cards
Yes, many Brazilians play loosely aggressive. But you can't deny the fact that there are a lot of Brazilians in poker. I've met some very tight players from Brazil as well. But if you have a loose aggressor playing against you, you can get a good pot with a strong hand.
Bewitched Brazilians, about whose game it is customary to joke. The forums used to be constantly met with posts about the insulting “arrival” of an opponent with a yellow-green flag. Jokes are jokes, and the maniac “unique” Brazilian style of poker, apparently, works. At a minimum, this is indirectly indicated by statistics - in the history of the Sunday Million, the Brazilians have won it 50 times, some even twice.
It's because we play 'truco' at every barbecue, a game that is pure bluff of whom scream more hahaha.
Jokes aside not every Brazilian player plays like that, I'm not a bluffer, just when I'm at a freeroll and have something to do all in pre with shit cards and bluff a lot, most of the time I'm working.
Jokes aside not every Brazilian player plays like that, I'm not a bluffer, just when I'm at a freeroll and have something to do all in pre with shit cards and bluff a lot, most of the time I'm working.
For me, Brazilian friends play poker like soccer.
For them it is fun. They have a very varied game and difficult to diagnose. They generally do everything when it needs to be done. They are aggressive when they should be, they are cautious when they should be, and their bluffs are quite difficult to accept, because they do not walk with small things, the bluff is boat + boat further in general.
I don't know how the Romanians will play, but for me the Brazilian game is one of the best.
Cheers😉😉😉👍👍👍
For them it is fun. They have a very varied game and difficult to diagnose. They generally do everything when it needs to be done. They are aggressive when they should be, they are cautious when they should be, and their bluffs are quite difficult to accept, because they do not walk with small things, the bluff is boat + boat further in general.
I don't know how the Romanians will play, but for me the Brazilian game is one of the best.
Cheers😉😉😉👍👍👍