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Message: [QUOTE="Claudiunm, post: 6248155, member: 418718"] Your perception of poker is curious. Poker isn't about waiting for a perfect hand and playing with the certainty that you're going to win. Think of poker as a scale with two plates: one is called luck, the other is called skill. If you play very skillfully, know the fundamentals, have discipline, you put weights on the skill plate and this plate has gotten heavier. Then the Dealer gives the cards. The two cards you receive are also weights and are classified as light, medium and heavy. You must analyze these two weights. Knowing if they are light, medium or heavy and knowing which dish they went to. It's up to you to know the fundamentals and to know which plate the weights of the cards you received were for. Then you look at your position at the table. If you know the fundamentals, you know where the weight of your position has gone. You should analyze which plate is heavier and who you are playing with: luck or skill. It's pre-flop betting time. Then the skill begins. Not just to place your bet, but to read the weight of your opponents' scales and decide whether or not to play that hand. If you give up, it's over. If you get into the hand and call to see the flop, that's three more pesos that can all go to one of the cymbals or split and not change things much. Then the skill comes back, as before. Turn and river are the same thing. Ability to know where the weights are. All-in is the time when you kick the skill away and embrace the lucky plate because it's too heavy to be dispensed with. But luck is tricky, so play with it at your own risk and preferably with a stack that can absorb the loss without taking you out of the game. However, even to play lucky you will need the skill to consider your position and analyzing the behavior of other players at the table is essential to putting more weights on the lucky plate. One important tip: knowing the dynamics of dealing cards in online poker rooms can put more weight on your skill plate. [/QUOTE]

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