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

iceheart888 · Apr 24, 2023

I think that not all tables have a donkey

Felipeemattos · Apr 24, 2023

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

I agree on 20% because we are smarter at calculating the other 70%; But of course, I agree with your opinion.

BOXING71 · Apr 24, 2023

This is a great quote! In poker, the ability to read your opponents and identify weaker players is crucial for success. It's important to always remain aware and observant at the table, rather than getting too caught up in your own ego or assumptions. Additionally, it's important to only play hands with good potential for winning, to play according to the situation, and to study the psychology of the game. Playing with better players, learning different types of poker, and watching professional games can also help you become a better player. But of course, the most important thing is practice, practice, and more practice. The more you play poker, the more experience you'll gain and the more chances for success you'll have.

pedrovitorcosta · Apr 24, 2023

I gues in 15 minutes the donkey have pumped out

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.

opponents are opponents, the tactics and practices used are relative; but I understood the definition you applied, and I really want to play with the best one day.

Felipeemattos · Apr 24, 2023

BOXING71 said:
This is a great quote! In poker, the ability to read your opponents and identify weaker players is crucial for success. It's important to always remain aware and observant at the table, rather than getting too caught up in your own ego or assumptions. Additionally, it's important to only play hands with good potential for winning, to play according to the situation, and to study the psychology of the game. Playing with better players, learning different types of poker, and watching professional games can also help you become a better player. But of course, the most important thing is practice, practice, and more practice. The more you play poker, the more experience you'll gain and the more chances for success you'll have.

relatively weak opponents just wait, they kill each other, and the use of a strong hand is necessary to take into account many other factors and ask yourself.. is it really worth the risk of playing with a good hand?

muzenza2012 · Apr 24, 2023

Lol, that was a good one, and I tell you, it makes total sense. In a game we can identify several types of players, the aggressive, the safe, those who try to bluff, and the adventurous, and of course, the donkey lol

Gallarado777 · Apr 25, 2023

who will find a donkey here then tell me who it is I want to know him and see him marked here if he is or will be

venycyos · Apr 25, 2023

So most of the time I'm the donkey.

Luvepoker · Apr 29, 2023

Not really sure 15 miniuts is really enough to say who the donkey is at the table but I get the point. I would give it an hour at the live games.

idhemmy · May 6, 2023

If you haven't identified the donkey at the table in 15 minutes, don't worry, it's not necessarily you! Keep observing, stay focused, and sooner or later that donkey will reveal itself. Just make sure it's not you in disguise

GarotoMaroto · May 6, 2023

You learn that in Rounders right? XD
God bless

RustyRed83 · May 7, 2023

It is certainly a old saying. As the game evolves, people will play in mysterious ways that may not make sense. But with so many different styles and plays, I dont look at others as being fishy no more.

jfofla · May 7, 2023

I think you should respect your opponents more, always remember that you are not the supreme being you think, here's the tip.

tony2521 · May 7, 2023

hahaha that's good

dongato2 · May 7, 2023

I play at zoom tables so it's hard to get a lot of information

martinoni · May 7, 2023

Makes sense to me as I always love to learn a lot from you in this forum

YLAN · May 8, 2023

It doesn't take me 15 minutes to find out I'm the donkey at the table.

INISHTE · May 9, 2023

You're not going to be talking about me. 😅

sincos · May 9, 2023

If hold'em manager is installed, then it is easy to understand who is the fish/donkey

MishkaZL · May 9, 2023

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

A strange statement.
I don't consider myself a donkey or a fish. Poker brings me income. And although it is a small amount of money, it is still a profit.

Snake2007 · May 9, 2023

Or maybe in 15 minutes you are no longer at the table🤣🤣🤣

whinwa · May 13, 2023

Sounds like a movie quote :d But you should definitely be able to identify weak players at the table - If you can't you are either at a table full of regs or you are the fish/donkey

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