How Does Alcohol Effect Your Game? Better or Worse?

SightUnseen · May 13, 2021

Gladly I'm not a drinker so it doesn't affect my game at all. I have multiple friends who do drink and play the poker, they get wild and crazy, not the best of ideas for them.

eliasyarosh · May 13, 2021

I think if you drink a little, then it will not harm. After all, poker players also occasionally drink wine or whiskey when playing live tournaments. But the main thing is to know your measure

viacheslavtezikov · May 13, 2021

I don't drink alcohol while playing, because you can lose money) On the contrary, you need to play with such)

azgeda · May 24, 2021

It has both effects. The positive is that it helps you loosen up and relax. The negative is that it makes you lack focus.

Robsant · May 24, 2021

There are times that help and there are times that get in the way

Hemified · May 24, 2021

Not bad.I drink while playing with friends and family. I don't drink when I'm out grinding but do occasionally but not to often. Good luck.

Maxmustdie · May 25, 2021

if poker is work, then you don't need to drink alcohol
and if poker is a hobby and entertainment, then why not have a drink

Rob Hobson · May 25, 2021

In general, worst. But there are persons who manage very well their recreational habits.

elchonga · May 27, 2021

The right measure is better, I
just never know what the right measure is

franken222 · May 27, 2021

Alcohol has a better effect on my game. Not because I use it, but because the one's I'm playing against use it.

I love playing late of Friday, and Saturday nights, after the drunk party goers get home, and figure they'll get a few games in.

Sorry if it sounds like I'm taking advantage of a situation, but their stupidity is not my fault.

jesusali1 · May 27, 2021

Bad alcohol

christmasscorpion said:
I would like to ask people for the sake of interest how alcohol affects you and making your decisions when you play poker

When you play a game you have to look for the reason why you are playing it, i.e:
1. If you are doing it for fun.
2. If you are doing it to fulfil.
3. If you do it because it is like a second profession. By identifying these aspects it is understood that all the decisions that are going to be taken at every moment of the game are valuable and it is not a joke, so if it is only a game to relax from work then a glass of wine or beer would not be an impediment.

Bennoda · May 28, 2021

playing in an alcoholic state is a mistake poker needs a sober brain

Szachajevy · May 28, 2021

much worse, I cant control myself and I lost so much playing drunk. Anyway it depends how much alcohol

GLAVI65 · May 28, 2021

christmasscorpion said:
I would like to ask people for the sake of interest how alcohol affects you and making your decisions when you play poker

Regarding alcohol I only use it 70% for hygiene and protection against Covid19, in drinks I do not consume anything that contains alcohol ... Regarding decisions playing poker mmm I lean towards the probability table accompanied by observation and intuition in hope that the variance appears in the fewest possible hands. Greetings

GLAVI65 · May 28, 2021

Drink alcohol or not

Maxmustdie said:
if poker is work, then you don't need to drink alcohol
and if poker is a hobby and entertainment, then why not have a drink

Drink alcohol or not while playing: I think that being a mental sport, the ideal is to be 100% while playing, but hey, it depends on the aspiration you have in this sport, because for those who are merely entertainment, they can afford it sometimes. Greetings

frazzle1991 · May 28, 2021

I like the idea of a drink now and then but I'm to play at my optimal best, no alcohol or anything that will take away from or distract my focus!

fernandofcp · May 28, 2021

Certainly alcohol would negatively affect my game. The reasoning would become slow and not objective, which would prevent more rational and complex thoughts.

Alizona · May 28, 2021

I'll let you know in a second... if I remember to return and post.

dukgen · Jun 7, 2021

I don't mind a beer during a session, but just one. Anything more will impair my judgement.

dirty_nerd · Jun 7, 2021

How Does Alcohol Effect [My] Game? Better or Worse?

I reserve drinking alcoholic beverages for very special occasions. Since I consider playing poker as work, it does not qualify as a special occasion. Therefore, I never drink while playing poker, so it has absolutely no affect/effect on my game.

Backlash · Jun 7, 2021

The first thing that goes with drinking alcohol is, "judgement"
I was told this long ago. With that said I have won some of my largest wins while under the influence due to lack of judgement and piss poor BR management...LOL

det0nate · Jun 7, 2021

no way alcohol can improve your game unless its your opponent who is the one consuming it lol

Lenka65 · Jun 7, 2021

opinion

I tried to play with alcohol. Frankly, there is nothing good about it. You get overconfident and try to win every hand. In general, always play sober and you will be happy.

donpiatnik · Jun 7, 2021

christmasscorpion said:
I would like to ask people for the sake of interest how alcohol affects you and making your decisions when you play poker

I’m sure it has a rather bad effect on everyone. Of course, luckily you can still win. Sometimes bad decisions work best.

sarjdgo · Jun 7, 2021

It affects bad on myself, i feel so much confident under the alcohol efects, and my decisitions generally are much worse and emotion-based, less rational.

How Does Alcohol Effect Your Game? Better or Worse?

SightUnseen

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eliasyarosh

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viacheslavtezikov

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azgeda

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Robsant

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Hemified

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