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Message: [QUOTE="Warrior1961, post: 5456007, member: 411903"] Hello again (for today I don't bother you anymore :)). I have unfinished university studies in psychology and it is one of my pending subjects in life. I found this article surfing the Internet, I liked it and I want to share it with you. See you tomorrow. [B]Psychology in poker and in life[/B] [B]Those who think that to win in poker only needs luck, they don't know how the game works. It could be the case that someone who played for the first time would end up winning, but it would only be that, a possibility, nothing to do with reality.[/B] [B]To play poker you need a dose of temperance, study, concentration and psychology, a lot of psychology.[/B] [B]Professional poker players choose the card game as their way of life, moving away from what would be a common day of 40 hours. But in his working day, in addition to playing tournaments, a poker player needs to prepare by devoting time to the study of different games, to the development of logic and to prepare psychologically.[/B] [B]Psychology is, in many respects, an essential quality for the poker player. The first one we will talk about refers to how the poker player has to deal with himself and, therefore, with his own psychology. As an elite athlete who is alone on the court, the poker player must face his own ghosts at the game table and, for this, he must resort to different strategies:[/B] [B]Positive display[/B] [B]Visualize before a championship with a winning attitude and status. Imagine yourself in a positive context exponentially increases the chances of winning.[/B] [B]Consolidation[/B] [B]It's about always repeating a gesture every time things go well and repeating it in times of stress or anxiety. In this way, the brain is deceived that it will react with a positive feeling every time the gesture is made.[/B] [B]Corporal lenguage[/B] [B]Poker is one of the professions where you lie the most. For the poker player, it is essential to analyze how his body reacts depending on the emotions he feels so that, in this way, he can master it at his convenience and mislead on the contrary.[/B] [B]The second of the aspects in which psychology is essential in poker, is in relation to the player's relationship with his opponents: just as we must know our gestures to control them, we must know those of the other players at the table to anticipate to his plays.[/B] [B]It is something as simple as empathy, the ability to put ourselves in the place of the other to understand and take advantage of it. One of the ways to understand the adversary is to observe him before the game. It is about carefully observing how the opponent reacts in different contexts, analyzing their gestures both outside the table and once the game has started.[/B] [B]Observing others and understanding their reactions is the only way we can get a clear and realistic idea of what happens or can happen. But, as each person and their psychology are unique.[/B] [B]We must analyze each case individually and without generalizing. For example, if a player talks a lot and then at the table is silent, it may be: because he has bad cards and is nervous, or because he has a good play and is anxious. We will have to see what their particular case is and not generalize with the majority reaction of the players in that situation.[/B] [/QUOTE]

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