This has happened to me a few times, we need to be prepared to deal with these situations and not let them shake us. And in this way we can evolve more and more in games.Lorpugo said:
They say that the ideal is to play between 6 and 8 hours a day. Is there anything that will keep you from doing this? I have an App that marks how many hours I have played per day.Newzooozooo said:
I did not quite understand, could you explain your answer better, where did you read about it and what did you mean at the end of your post?MrPokerVerse said:
In fact the full house is dangerous. The good thing is to be nuts, and you have to learn how to cut losses as soon as possible, and also to extract as much chips from your opponent in a certain hand. Sometimes it is necessary to give the opponent the opportunity to make a mistake.agrivion said:I have learnt to fear floping 2 pairs. It seems that 9/10 times I lose to a flush or straight. It never turns into a full house, and will most likely lose. I point it out because 2 pairs is not a bad hand...unless I flop it.
Another is a straight that is just one card short on flop. I read something about not enough equity or somethingbut if it comes up I toss that isht so fast. Then again I try to do my best to not chase cards, but I go stupid too often.
How about when you have the best hand pre turn, but soon as you call the other player, turn; one pair.....river; second pair and you lose. ALWAYS after they give you a nice hand on the flop.
Yaaay online poker consistency!!
I remembered a ritual, I always have to be watching a newspaper on television when I start my daily poker session, and I see how the markets and quotations of oil, gold and scholarships around the world are.Blakepc91 said:
I get that impression sometimes. Is there any basis in this? Does anyone know of any regulatory bodies that accompany these companies, and if they exist, please give me the website to verify.vpashuta said:
Players tend to remember only the bad plays. It is also necessary to compute the plays where he was not the favorite to win the hand and ended up winning. After I started doing that, I saw things balancing, that is, we are the authors of unexpected and winning plays all the time in unplanned situations. Look:HK_47 said:
rafffinamore said:
I'm extremely cautious when I'm in the bubble, and I'm able to give up even from AA so I do not fall at that moment, because that would make me very frustrated, having played so far and not getting into the awards.rohankamble9 said:
Although poker can be expressed mathematically, the lack of accuracy to make predictions is what leaves this game with intriguing beauty. We have to always prepare for the worst so that the worst will never happen.redmast said:
