What You Never Say At A Poker Table

  • Thread starter Thread starter Alessix3
  • Start date Start date
My advice for you is just not to talk at all to anyone, when you play poker. Believe me, some people can be very rude and they just wait for you to loose your patience cause of that different talks.
 
I hate people on the playing table who talk too much, it's better to just not talk at all and focus.
 
In many times we do not know anything, but we say that we know everything, acting this way when we lose we will feel that we lose because we would like to lose, well this it does not exist.
rarely will your opponent know with 100% certainty what you have in your hand, and in the same way you will know what he has, so this is mere poker conjecture

never say sorry
 
Anything too personal. I try keep a casual conversation at the most.
 
odds

You should never talk about the odds or math at a table. You don't need to tell others the knowledge that you have. Let them guess at your abilities. Plus, if they don't know the odds or calculate them incorrectly then there is no reason to help them learn when it may be a weakness that you may be able to exploit at some point. The only thing I say jokingly is "well, the odds of making my flush were 50/50" usually gets an odd look or comment and then I say, "yeah, 50/50, I either make it or I don't"
 
I talk non-stop. 1.) It is a social game. 2.) I get important info. (like what their job is, if they have kids, if they are well off or just making ends meet) 3.) Sometimes, you can throw people off of their game.

I naturally talk a lot but, if my opponents can't play and talk then I have the advantage so, I am going to engage a conversation for sure.
 
Do not believe what you say. Continue with your game and your strategy.
 
People like to make themselves smart
After the battle, they are all generals
It's best to play without comment
 
Back
Top