I was talking about this with a friend. He's been playing on PokerStars for years and says he doesn't play freerolls because the levels are low and you find recreational players, or people who play worse, he says that since he made bankroll (back, amount of money or reserve to play several tournaments) he stopped playing freerolls, I for my part play them to train and improve my game, and because I still haven't managed to win a big prize to be able to do what my friend is doing. According to him, in tournaments of 3 dollars and up you come across better level players and there are not so many recreational players anymore and if there are, it's the experienced players who feed on those fish. Having come to a conclusion, we all know that it is almost impossible to win 1 tournament per day or 1 tournament per week, reaching cashes is normal, the difficult thing is to get among the first 10, and winning 2 consecutive tournaments in 1 day or 1 week is a lottery and when I say winning it is not necessarily being the first, since getting among the first 4 or 5 is good money.Shells said:Poker isn’t just a game of math—it’s a game of behaviour and actions...Am I right?!
What is your strategy for handling unpredictable poker players?
Your best weapon against these players is the notes you make daily, because you know what hands he uses, if he bluffs a lot, if he plays 1 hand only when he has cards, if he plays a lot with aces and no other cards, everything.Shells said:Poker isn’t just a game of math—it’s a game of behaviour and actions...Am I right?!
What is your strategy for handling unpredictable poker players?
If I don't understand my opponent, I just try to analyze his every action and watch his game. If I don't understand my opponent, then after 20-30 minutes of play, in most cases, I begin to understand what he is and how he can do it. I think observation and analysis is the most relevant way to understand.Shells said:Poker isn’t just a game of math—it’s a game of behaviour and actions...Am I right?!
What is your strategy for handling unpredictable poker players?
A good poker player would evaluate how that player deviates from the game theory optimal line and seek to exploit the deviations. I would just play rough gto and lose potential money out there, because it requires too much brain power I don't possess.Shells said:Poker isn’t just a game of math—it’s a game of behaviour and actions...Am I right?!
What is your strategy for handling unpredictable poker players?
Play back at them (here and there in position) with some speculative hands, whenever you hit, you'll become the unpredictable one.Shells said:
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I think the best way to play is to be agressieve.Shells said:Poker isn’t just a game of math—it’s a game of behaviour and actions...Am I right?!
What is your strategy for handling unpredictable poker players?
Isn't it Doyle Brunson who said keep on changing your gamesibkaz said:
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