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[QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6714621, member: 1003394"]
Depends on which optics you see.
One of the commandments that poker professionals take seriously is that they should not just become gamblers.
Slot, roulette, punto/banca, lottery, bingo and others, are games where bettors play only the luck of their day.
Poker is different, as long as you don't also find gamblers within it.
Cash games for me are very difficult games, because there are so many gamblers there. What we call bingo players.
Those players don't know strategy, or positions, or anything. They play because they have 2 cards in their hand that they generally like all the time. And if they catch you in one of their hands that raised a bet, you are in the oven, dear friend.
they only see flops. In fact, some if they have 34s still pay an AA, they are not interested. Your hand will always be the best until the end of the showdown.
They don't care, they play slots the same as poker.
Sooner or later they always lose, the problem remains that it's just the moment you're at a table and just that player hooks you in one hand all the work that perhaps cost you hours to achieve.
That's why it's best to play MTT. There the gamblers last very little if any, there they must face the tournament seriously, and well maybe they catch a hand, but in the long run they never succeed.
greetings friend:):):)
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