Reading of the adversary.

felipeanicio · May 17, 2018

Any technique or tip for reading opponents in online play?

freestocks · May 17, 2018

If someone raises every hand, they don't have it every time.

Zer0-0uts · May 17, 2018

Check out a book by Ed Miller called, "Playing the Player." It covers this subject in depth.

wilpinsi · May 18, 2018

I usually make a lot of notes from my opponents, observing how he is playing is a good tip, everythingwill help you with this arduous task of reading your opponent

Shrops · May 18, 2018

reading

I look at how often a player sees a flop and play them accordingly. I also look for players betting patterns to get a since of how they play.

Newzooozooo · May 19, 2018

Hi.
All the techniques of reading opponents depends on each situation at the table individually. No common template or standard. Understanding this will come with your experience.
Good luck.

monstr999999 · May 19, 2018

only experience and constant training in poker - will give you the opportunity to read opponents. Good luck in this difficult journey ..)))
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cranberry · May 19, 2018

In my game, I do not use HUD. For reading players in online poker I use notes - this is the main method. As an auxiliary method I use - speed of action of players and the size of the bets.

Dailon Arroyo Blandon · May 19, 2018

Many players have a game pattern with respect to some hands in particular ... that's why making notes about the players is fundamental ... Definitely help a lot in reading your opponents' game ..!

neptun1914 · May 21, 2018

As you have no visual contact with opponents during online play your best way to analyze them is statistics. Yes you can manually take notes of people's game and it will help but HUD (of course when you have enough hands played with someone) is the easier way to do that.

infonazar · May 22, 2018

I am trying to systematically record notes about my opponents. It helps me.
Good luck.

Slava6666 · May 25, 2018

At first, you simply expand your attention beyond your own cards. You begin to think more often about the opponent's hand, based on his actions. Almost everyone does it at least on a subconscious level, but you need these thoughts to be intentional and structured.

The following steps may help. Do them for a while outside the tables, and when they are already in order, start practicing them in the game.

Classify your opponent.
Give it a starting range based on its position and actions.
Narrow the range by getting information in the form of flop cards and its actions.
Repeat this on each new street and / or with each action.

neiroob · May 25, 2018

For me, the main thing is to use the notes of opponents, and if they are not familiar to the opponents, to watch their game with what and from what position they enter the game, what kind of person the game style is.

felipeanicio · May 25, 2018

Thank you, I'll check it now.

Zer0-0uts said:
Check out a book by Ed Miller called, "Playing the Player." It covers this subject in depth.

Thank you, I'll check it now.

colbear · May 25, 2018

freestocks said:
If someone raises every hand, they don't have it every time.

No they don’t but they might if you call them with A 10 off

0546474 · May 26, 2018

I think that it's very difficult for a novice player to read an opponent and this skill comes with game experience !!! But you can use the sites with statistics to help you understand against whom you are playing!

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