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[QUOTE="Jyco, post: 7288644, member: 1053832"]
Let’s be honest with ourselves. Most of us try to play as close to theory as possible, but we don’t have all the knowledge needed to play perfectly. Because of that, there are many situations where our lack of knowledge makes us play in our own way, and that’s what our opponents actually see as our real level. They then have to adapt to our style.

At least for me, I try to play as optimally as possible, but of course sometimes you have to play hands you normally wouldn’t and bluff when the spot appears. What I’m trying to say is that nobody plays poker perfectly. Maybe some top pros do, but most of us don’t. So we have to understand our weaknesses and strengths and try to use the things we do well more often.

One last thing is that in freerolls I sometimes play in ways that might not look “correct” from a theoretical point of view, just because many players will call with almost nothing. For example, with a very strong hand like pocket kings, I might go all in preflop with 60 big blinds and still get called by weak hands. You have to take advantage of those situations too. Not everything is theory, in reality you also have to see what you can exploit.
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