Mycetism said:Some player react differently when raised. I feel like the pot value and your stack size have a big impact on the effect. You can guess some bluff because of positioning too!
That's true--it's a total game changer! 😀AdonisPimenta said:It is amazing the idea about "relative position" cause your strategy should change completely at the time that the players before you post their bets. A totally different game happens when someone raise or bet before you.
Glad to hear you agree with where we decided to start things off! Hope you enjoy the whole course 🙂DanyDiablo said:Talking about positions and their great importance is a great way to start the course. Good hands.😉
freddydr87 said:very important leason,im a cash player so the possition in table is very simple UTG,MP,CO,BTN,SB and BB but when im playing MTT 8 or 9 players table it was a litle dificult for me to know the exact possition i was, now with Katie explination it gets all cristal clear.
DanyDiablo said:Hello, I have a question regarding the 30 day course. The other day I started it, and today I entered my course again to continue with the second class and it gives me the option to start the course. How can I save the progress? Or should I not? I'm half lost, I hope your help. Thank you and good hands.
Just0n3 said:Just finished day 1 enjoyed it a lot as well 😀
All the best
Katie Dozier said:Hahaha I am amused by using it as though it’s as common as saying hijack when it’s not of course lol. The LoJack always struck me as a celebrity couple type name—back when the trend was to combine every Hollywood couple’s names into one [emoji38]
Pablitto said:My style of play is like freestyle i like to watch my opponents for 5-8 rounds, choose a victim and attack. I thing Best position for attack is last before stacks
alex_dorda said:Everyone talks about this course in such a way that I hastily started to learn English, since I am Russian-speaking!))
No Bologna said:I feel to many players do not take advantage of position. You can be dealt poor cards,does not matter, and a late position raise can easily take the pot. Punish the limper!