Bernard Pugi
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Do you choose what kind of opponent you want to play in online poker? view first how they play then join the table if it's not that hard to deal with.
Well, I sometimes do that in holdem
, and of course in tourney you don't have a choice.
Online Poker is very different in live poker. In Live Poker, you can now read what kind of card they are holding because of their gestures, their reactions, whether they are bluffing or not, how they raise or fold, etc. In Online Poker, you read them how they play (also how they raise and fold). --pls. add if there's anything else--.
I have watched this video in You Tube about the poker game of Gus Hansen when you type in there " Gus Hansen Going Crazy". He just nailed all his opponent in that game. The only thing that he did was to go ALL IN from the beginning to end. He is really crazy but he is really lucky.
Now, imagine that he is your opponent. How in the world will you do your strategies? In every round he calls it ALL IN without looking at his cards. That's why he is also known with his play as Lose Aggressive. It's very hard to do Bluffing because of the ALL IN. Who is going to be lucky, you or him?
Have you already experience playing with a guy like this going All In and your cards are AA, or AK, KK, QQ, JJ, KQ, etc.? and what happen is that you just lost with that pair of 2s.
That always happens to me and it really pisses me off.
Well, I sometimes do that in holdem
Online Poker is very different in live poker. In Live Poker, you can now read what kind of card they are holding because of their gestures, their reactions, whether they are bluffing or not, how they raise or fold, etc. In Online Poker, you read them how they play (also how they raise and fold). --pls. add if there's anything else--.
I have watched this video in You Tube about the poker game of Gus Hansen when you type in there " Gus Hansen Going Crazy". He just nailed all his opponent in that game. The only thing that he did was to go ALL IN from the beginning to end. He is really crazy but he is really lucky.
Now, imagine that he is your opponent. How in the world will you do your strategies? In every round he calls it ALL IN without looking at his cards. That's why he is also known with his play as Lose Aggressive. It's very hard to do Bluffing because of the ALL IN. Who is going to be lucky, you or him?
Have you already experience playing with a guy like this going All In and your cards are AA, or AK, KK, QQ, JJ, KQ, etc.? and what happen is that you just lost with that pair of 2s.
That always happens to me and it really pisses me off.