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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6756763, member: 1003394"] Hello brother It seems to me that the best answer to your question is what [USER=480921]@BetterThanAvgButNotByMuch[/USER] told you The question about the "why of a situation" is equivalent to a question about your life itself. Why do I have to do this??? Why does everything bad happen to me??? Why should I pay interest on something??? Now referring to poker, it is essential to analyze why. Why should I open with xx card in UTG??? Why should I reraise 3 bet or 4 bet in another position??? Why should I play like this without position??? Why should I play like this in position??? Why should I go all in??? Why should I keep holding a bluff??? Why should I bet 1/3 or 3/4 of the pot??? Why should I call or raise this flop??? Why should I fold???? Why should I press on a bubble??? And many more because I leave it to your discretion Everything has a reason in life or in poker Referring to point 1 of your post, I have seen players in hands retire even with full house. The simplest fold is set against flush. The Pro player is Pro for a reason. He sees further not because he is a seer or a prophet, but he sees further because they spend many hours a day studying hands, ranges, equity, practicing, analyzing their own hands, analyzing tournaments played , etc. For something and not by chance Phil Hellmuth already has 18 WSOP bracelets, or many players get to climb that high. This has a physical/mental preparation because they are professionals. For example, if an engineer built a 300-story skyscraper in the desert and another engineer barely builds a house with 2 rooms, for some reason one is building skyscrapers and the other is building neighborhood houses. It is not referred to luck, but is referred to the capacity and goals that each one has in his life. Well for me something very similar happens in poker. Years ago I used to cry like many of us because of the badbeats. Until I discovered that at least 80% of the badbeats had them because I played badly. So that's when I started to reduce the number of badbeats, that is, to balance playing in cash the badbeats against with the profits in favor. As a consequence, now the majority of the badbeats are, for example, an all in I go with QQ and the villain with 1010 and hits a set at the showdown. Do you understand the concept???? If you have any questions, I will try to explain it better. Since I see that you are quite interested in the game, I like that a lot. cheers bro keep it up:):):):) [/QUOTE]

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