How Long Do You Take to Make Your Decisions? (Online)

pltelles · Apr 30, 2021

5 seconds

Joe1 · Apr 30, 2021

I think it depends on how far I'm at a tournament ... in the normal case about 20 seconds later, at least online gets a longer time clock ... it just depends on the general situation

IntenseHeat · Apr 30, 2021

I'm usually already taking certain variables into consideration while waiting for action to come around to me. So when it's my turn, I generally tend to act pretty quickly. In fact, I usually play with the auto timebank feature turned off and very rarely activate it. If I haven't made my decision before the action clock runs down, then I'm probably ok with my hand being folded.

FlushyFab · Apr 30, 2021

Depends. Early in a tournament very quick. Late in a tournament gotta take some time.

TriszPoker · Apr 30, 2021

Not much, usually 5-10 seconds regardless of hand strength. I already decide on a given street, what will I do on the next one if the board changes a certain way and action is x y or z.

I only completely balance the time bank with slow 15-20 sec time bank decisions as others do, if playing 55-109usd+ , below it is completely unnecessary especially against players you mark as fish. In my opinion it is very -EV to slow the game down by a lot, because you play less and less and less hands / hour, less hands = less opportunities to play against the weaker players.

donpiatnik · May 1, 2021

matenq said:
For me it depends on which poker phase I am.
In the beginning and in the middle I leave myself only a few seconds, especially when I tend to fold.
At the end of an MTT at Finaltisch I try to give me ca. 20 seconds.

in tenths of a second ...

It’s only in a serious tournament, in a serious situation, that I can’t really quickly decide what I think would be the right move. But in most of these situations, it’s worth protecting our existing chips.

Risto234 · May 1, 2021

Clearly in 5 seconds or less (unless i am currently wasting time on purpose)

Dimission · May 1, 2021

Risto234 said:
Clearly in 5 seconds or less (unless i am currently wasting time on purpose)

The same, Clearly in 5 seconds or less.

DIMARIK · May 1, 2021

In any situation, I make a quick decision, I do not like people who delay time, I despise such people.

beatlebug · May 1, 2021

I always make my decision before the play comes to me. I can decide on the spot. This is helpful as I am ready to make my play.I never hold up the game.

Beatlebug

el_soma77 · May 1, 2021

less than a minute, it's fast speed ...

nanida888 · May 1, 2021

Decision making depends on the opponents I play at the table and on the stage of the tournament as well. If the opponent often bluffs, then I react quickly, 5 seconds is enough, if the player is serious, then it takes more time to think. And on the stages of the tournament I agree with the author of the post.

Gusborgs22 · May 1, 2021

Depends
Its great to think the bet sizes,
How much he will pay if has a pair of X for exemple
Or if you are bluffin, how much i have to bet to make he fold if he has X

Take a time to call too
Like a flush board (3 card), villain goes all in in the river. I think what he did in the flop turn and river if i have a strong hand
For exemple: check call then all in makes sense
Bet check all in two
If he bets 3 streets o check bet bet it doesnt makes sense
So, sometimes takes lots of time
Sometimes not
Pre flop its very quick, i'm used to my open/tribet range

orlando miguel rossler · May 1, 2021

It always depends on what I have in my hand and what is on the flop if there is a chance of winning I think a lot if I don't fold instantly

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filippfilm · May 2, 2021

matenq said:
For me it depends on which poker phase I am.
In the beginning and in the middle I leave myself only a few seconds, especially when I tend to fold.
At the end of an MTT at Finaltisch I try to give me ca. 20 seconds.

In different ways. It all depends on the players at the table . Sometimes it is lightning fast on the machine if the situation is obvious and worked out, and sometimes you have to take a time bank .

foran · May 2, 2021

time should not be wasted, because when there is a difficult decision we will not need it, the free one will delay what you want.

Raphael Zabel · May 2, 2021

I usually respond quickly, thinking before I make decisions, just in a few crucial moments in tournaments for a little while to think about it.

acenit · May 2, 2021

I usually make pretty quick, all about feel and how comfortable you are

ABPatsfan4 · May 2, 2021

I make a decision quickly on the deal and take the necessary time after the flop but almost never more than 10 or 15 seconds.

el_soma77 · May 2, 2021

I think that maximum about 20 seconds, minimum about 5 seconds ...

Poeffy · May 2, 2021

Depends of importancy, but mostly few seconds.

Pibo1797 · May 2, 2021

In online poker take me just a few seconds to decide what i'm going to do

martinlgs · May 2, 2021

sometimes even immediately, in milliseconds, you already have a scheme for each option if you are focused on the table and if you have a good streak

dgroes · May 3, 2021

matenq said:
For me it depends on which poker phase I am.
In the beginning and in the middle I leave myself only a few seconds, especially when I tend to fold.
At the end of an MTT at Finaltisch I try to give me ca. 20 seconds.

Depends. from the time the cards are distributed and i see my hand 5-10 secs

Xambo · May 3, 2021

Is always different. Usually around 10-15. sec.

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