Poker Superstitions

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Some players have lucky charms, seats, or routines before playing. Do you believe in any poker superstitions?
 
Personally, I don't believe in superstitions, I don't perform any rituals, I don't have any talismans, and it's unlikely that they will help me win.
 
I used to have this weird superstition about red chips. For some reason, whenever I had a stack of reds in front of me, I felt like I ran better. Didn’t matter if I was up or down if the stack was heavy on reds, I just believed the cards would fall my way. Once, I even traded green chips with a guy next to me just so I could keep my red pile going. Looking back, it was completely ridiculous the cards don’t care what color your chips are but in the moment, it gave me this weird confidence. Funny thing is, confidence actually does matter in poker, so maybe it wasn’t so crazy after all.
 
No real superstitions, but I tend to wear the same shirt I last won with, and use the last winning card protector (I have 3, including my Cardschat card protector).
 
I don’t really believe in poker superstitions, but I get why some players do. Having a lucky charm or a small routine can make you feel calmer and more focused, even if it doesn’t actually change the cards. For me, I just try to keep a simple routine like reviewing hands or taking a short break before playing—it helps me get in the right mindset without relying on luck.
 
I don't want to have a poker superstition. But I will take a poker super-situation.
 
I believed a lot in horoscopes, but the horoscope didn't believe in me. 80% of the days weren't good days to gamble. 19% were reasonably likely, and 1% were super lucky days.
I stopped believing.
 
when i see aces late in a tourney some strange stuff always happens, and i am out, unbeliveable
 
I have no superstitions, neither in poker nor in other areas of life. Common sense is my guide.
 
I don’t really believe in superstitions, but I do have small routines before playing to stay focused. For me it’s more about mindset than luck.
 
If i have AA they'll have at least a straight. i have logs to prove it... KKKKK
 
Ask for the outs of the villain in my mind, when I want my cards never come, so, I call for the villain outs
 
It's incredible, but I would say that if you want to see a place where the player feels better or someone who is at the same time who has good energy.
 
For me, the most important pre-game ritual is a good night's sleep. There's nothing better.
 
LiviuRo123 said:
Some players have lucky charms, seats, or routines before playing. Do you believe in any poker superstitions?
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Not really—but I get why people do it. Poker’s full of uncertainty, so a small superstition can feel like control. My “superstition” is just sticking to good habits: clear mind, good seat, and no tilted decisions.
 
On online games, play tight against fish, the algorithm usually helps them.
 
Gaurav123p said:
My poker superstition is AA .when I got AA .I always loose
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LOL me too.
if i play bait, opponent always get straight or flush.
if i play greedy all-in, lose to lucky player 😢
 
sara176 said:
What strange superstitions do you have when playing poker?
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No superstitions, rituals, talismans, magic potions, or magic bullets. All this is spam that only gets in the way. Only skills, discipline, and patience. Everything else is superfluous 🙂
 
I can't ask not to beat the opponent's card lol every time I'm winning and I ask not to beat the card it beats
 
I don’t really believe in poker superstitions, but I do think routines can be useful. Having a small routine before playing helps me focus and get into the right mindset, especially for longer sessions.
Instead of lucky charms, I prefer things that actually improve my performance, like reviewing hands, avoiding distractions, and making sure I’m mentally prepared. In the long run, good decisions matter much more than superstition.
 
I try not to think about different superstitions, so nothing distracts from the game.
 
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