Poker style

otaktay · Feb 18, 2018

I have found that playing super tight will almost always get you halfway there. Sometimes, it will get you all the way to the final table with little risk involved. However, I think it is hugely important to mix it up a little... you have to keep the other players guessing. If you've given the image of being super tight, you have to find the spots that can be used to your advantage, such as super wet boards with flush or straight draw runouts. I think the key is to vary your style and really learn how to play to the table.

asalco94 · Feb 18, 2018

I usually do not have an established style, but I adapt to the table, to the tournament stage, if there are prizes in the tournament, everything depends on that, I say, to establish a style of play.

boonvech · Feb 18, 2018

i played tight passive not make significant profit or loss but when change to aggressive style it is better.

deeggr · Feb 25, 2018

I usually start out tight until I can get a feel for the table. I dont think there is a right or wrong style to play.. everyone is different, so switching playing style from hand to hand makes it harder for opponent to get a solid feel on you.

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Kargenou · Feb 25, 2018

Depends from tournament. In my opinion whatecer you play best is to care about your stack, if you have less than 10 x big blind and you want to play you should play all in, if you more than 10 x big blind you should play 2,5 bets when you want to see flop

RunoMont · Feb 25, 2018

It varies as I progress. I just try to feel the table in different stages of the game

Anjo · Feb 26, 2018

I liked the answer, it's the one that I identified myself the most.
I do not have a well-defined style, in some hands they are quite radical in others they are very calm, even if they have a good hand.
In this case, I can say that I am a player with a difficult style of reading.
I'm still learning a lot about how to adapt my style to each hand played.

Good luck!

grumblbrumbl · Feb 26, 2018

My style of play depends on good cards. So, my style is nothing.

TeUnit · Feb 26, 2018

I like to think I play adaptive, but probably more taggy.

edcwy · Feb 26, 2018

I use to play against a friend that would say that he is a good player that plays bad hands. Practically, looking back now, I would say that he open limped or raised way too many pots. Players around him let him get away with it. His action dictated the action to his advantage. He mostly would get away when he missed his flop and raised aggressively when connected. It's hard to say how aggressive was his action when he missed and he continued anyway. On the other side, he was vulnerable to pissing chips out of position, and attachment to marginal hands that connected, especially out of position.

imdabest101 · Feb 26, 2018

I like to describe my game as tight aggressive. It's a nice attribute to have because people think you are lose. It usually leads to you stacking them when you have it and getting away from it when you don't.

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Nick301274 · Feb 27, 2018

clever, stay alive and collect chips, endure, do not go dumb all in with AA, survive when 100% sure to go all in, yesterday having flush on the flop went all in on the river full house at the opponent, but it's fate 1 on million, but I have my own style of play, and I have repeatedly beat 10,000 players with this style and went into the six, even once in 3, I need to play and one day I will win the jackpot