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Message: [QUOTE="DiegoRamos, post: 5917209, member: 138698"] Your case is easy to identify the problem and solve. First is to know exactly how you play ... You are a loose or nit player for example ... When you get that answer, you'll know how to act at each table. The second and perhaps the most important step is to know which image you are passing to the table, showing the type of player you are. This will facilitate your final decision making. And the third is to know how your opponent plays, usually, after seeing approximately 10 hands you can set better standards, taking into account that you are totally unaware of the villain. But always remember, the more hands you have, the more detailed your information will be. In other words, take the habit of labeling players and making notes, that is the key to a good reading. :) [/QUOTE]