If in 15 minutes you don't find out who the donkey at the table is, it certainly is you!?

Felipeemattos · Apr 21, 2023

respect standards of behavior and this is part of my game and yours?

JappsPK · Apr 21, 2023

If the donkey is you i say dont worry about that.

Instead of worrying about being the donkey, focus on learning and improving your game. With time and practice, you can become a strong and competitive player at the poker table. Everyone start somewhere and playing with better players.

WellAA · Apr 21, 2023

Donkey like getting all-in every hand?

A kiravio · Apr 21, 2023

Felipeemattos said:
respect standards of behavior and this is part of my game and yours?

Hello. I am very confused why even the donkey is asking questions 🤔 even after 15 minutes

Felipeemattos · Apr 21, 2023

15 min to have complete information, but right at the beginning they stand out.

nerobs9 · Apr 22, 2023

You can talk a lot on this topic, but I think your graph that is going up should speak for you, and not quotes

Felipeemattos · Apr 22, 2023

nerobs9 said:
You can talk a lot on this topic, but I think your graph that is going up should speak for you, and not quotes

I only play freerolls until I get paid, meanwhile I'm studying, I lose for rebuys and add'ons.

jonaselloco · Apr 22, 2023

Hello brother
Look, I'll tell you a story.
I am 54 years old, when I was in primary school, there was a classmate of mine who is now my great friend and brother, who was treated like a donkey by several classmates.
The very quiet did not say anything.
Today, those who treated him like a donkey barely have jobs and almost no studies or professions.
While the donkey today is an engineer and has worked in the US for many years in an organization that depends on the N.A.S.A.
With this story he only wants to leave you a reflection.
Do not take a second to discover a donkey, because you will become the biggest donkey.
I think it would be very good if you follow the advice of @JappsPK, or try to make your game observing what players are at the table without calling them donkeys.
First, at a table there are usually 9 players including you who are human beings.
Second, the one that you can consider "donkey" may be the one that brings you the most problems.
Third, focus on you, on your skills, on the study of the game. That will bring you great benefits.
My regards, brother

jonaselloco · Apr 22, 2023

JappsPK said:
If the donkey is you i say dont worry about that.

Instead of worrying about being the donkey, focus on learning and improving your game. With time and practice, you can become a strong and competitive player at the poker table. Everyone start somewhere and playing with better players.

excellent comments brothers
Cheers

Rob Hobson · Apr 22, 2023

This comes from a very famous saying from the one of the best poker movie ever, Rounders:
"Listen, here's the thing. If you can't spot the sucker in your first half hour at the table, then you ARE the sucker".

Jamil · Apr 22, 2023

The Donkey who does all in every second😆

Felipeemattos · Apr 22, 2023

I'm sorry if what I say is understood as pretentious, but I explain myself by saying that I value theory, but in practice, I would very much like to play with calculating opponents.

nerobs9 said:
You can talk a lot on this topic, but I think your graph that is going up should speak for you, and not quotes

pavel1111111 · Apr 22, 2023

Novie listen...

)) yes it may be true

)

Felipeemattos · Apr 22, 2023

JappsPK said:
If the donkey is you i say dont worry about that.

Instead of worrying about being the donkey, focus on learning and improving your game. With time and practice, you can become a strong and competitive player at the poker table. Everyone start somewhere and playing with better players.

being the donkey is no problem when it comes to strategy

Felipeemattos · Apr 22, 2023

WellAA said:
Donkey like getting all-in every hand?

depending on the position he can be called a maniac, but repetitive all-ins make the opponent a surprise, because in 2 hands you get tired and have a good hand on the 3rd time he can still have a better hand, so it's good to let time pass to analyze the players, these usually intend to have more chips at the beginning of the game to impose a psychological game on you, making you give up

Felipeemattos · Apr 22, 2023

Rob Hobson said:
This comes from a very famous saying from the one of the best poker movie ever, Rounders:
"Listen, here's the thing. If you can't spot the sucker in your first half hour at the table, then you ARE the sucker".

I am grateful for the exact quotation, I adapted it to the opponents I have had

19aleks57 · Apr 22, 2023

Donkeys are also smart, so this comparison is from impotence.

Gipsystripsy · Apr 22, 2023

It always depends on your priorities and the situation. If you want to play professionally, it is also part of being able to read your opponents correctly and this should be possible after 2-3 hands played, because donks often play aggressively and loose. Therefore, in these 15 minutes you can definitely find out who the donk is, unless a single round lasts 15 min.

azteca6 · Apr 22, 2023

They are easy to spot, generally they are the ones who raise in more than three hands in a row, they want to win everything and not miss any of them.

Felipeemattos · Apr 22, 2023

jonaselloco said:
Hello brother
Look, I'll tell you a story.
I am 54 years old, when I was in primary school, there was a classmate of mine who is now my great friend and brother, who was treated like a donkey by several classmates.
The very quiet did not say anything.
Today, those who treated him like a donkey barely have jobs and almost no studies or professions.
While the donkey today is an engineer and has worked in the US for many years in an organization that depends on the N.A.S.A.
With this story he only wants to leave you a reflection.
Do not take a second to discover a donkey, because you will become the biggest donkey.
I think it would be very good if you follow the advice of @JappsPK, or try to make your game observing what players are at the table without calling them donkeys.
First, at a table there are usually 9 players including you who are human beings.
Second, the one that you can consider "donkey" may be the one that brings you the most problems.
Third, focus on you, on your skills, on the study of the game. That will bring you great benefits.
My regards, brother

Felipeemattos · Apr 22, 2023

19aleks57 said:
Donkeys are also smart, so this comparison is from impotence.

do not mistake a 'donkey' having the same dexterity as the one who studies

juan1579 · Apr 23, 2023

I think that a good player should keep track of each player at the table to make the most of the weaknesses of recreational players and know how to play against the regulars.

Felipeemattos · Apr 24, 2023

juan1579 said:
I think that a good player should keep track of each player at the table to make the most of the weaknesses of recreational players and know how to play against the regulars.

I agree in half, you need to know the profile of your opponents, yes, but I myself change my pattern knowing that I will lose to win next time.

Felipeemattos · Apr 24, 2023

JappsPK said:
If the donkey is you i say dont worry about that.

Instead of worrying about being the donkey, focus on learning and improving your game. With time and practice, you can become a strong and competitive player at the poker table. Everyone start somewhere and playing with better players.

actually I worry about the probability that we respect and they put us in check, but the exact ones are exact.

Felipeemattos · Apr 24, 2023

Duxflux said:
It always depends on your priorities and the situation. If you want to play professionally, it is also part of being able to read your opponents correctly and this should be possible after 2-3 hands played, because donks often play aggressively and loose. Therefore, in these 15 minutes you can definitely find out who the donk is, unless a single round lasts 15 min.

I applaud everything you said, it is of great understanding and teaching, that's why I really want to play with players with an aggressive profile, which is almost always the winning profile, but who calculate with me, respecting the game as it should be respected.

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