have you ever flipped a coin to make a hand decision?

[maroca06]

No. I go a lot by intuition

 

[franken222]

No, I've never used a coin to decide whether, or not to play. For me, I live or die by my idiotic decisions.

Flipping a coin puts the game into the realm of lottery poker. That would be a real shame to lose a game on a coin toss, especially if you've been playing a tournament of two hours.

 

[791a791]

flip a coin

I never needed to flip a coin to make a decision

 

[lukovnikofff]

have you ever used a coin to see if you should call a hand you suspect is essentially a coinflip hand.

I only play a coin with very good hands based on my little experience, but sometimes I play a coin with potentially good hands if my opponent bluffs very often and plays all his hands very aggressively, it all depends of course on the opponents at the table and how they are playing! Good luck at the tables!

 

[marvinsytan]

nope I just rely on odds

 

[Lipki3]

Never did that. It seems to me that if you flip a coin, you will still hope that some particular side will fall out: either heads or tails.

 

[slothi]

A nice idea to make a coin flip situation what it is 😁
But I never did it and I never will do it….if I have to make a decision I prefer to decide by myself….cause in poker a correct decision is still a correct decision although you loose a hand….and a wrong decision will still be wrong although you might win the hand…..😉

 

[Papadejro]

have you ever used a coin to see if you should call a hand you suspect is essentially a coinflip hand.

And have you? I don't think that flipping a coin is valid way in decision-making

 

[JordanH]

I try to stay away from coin flips, bit sometimes they can't be avoided. It's part of the game.

 

[54m]

I have flip the coin at times, sometimes when its a hard decition to make. or rather ill just roll the dice and take a decition base on the number that comes out.

 

[sincos]

No, I didn't flip a coin. But this idea is very interesting)))

 

[theStarfish]

No, I never did that and I probably never will

 

[zerosalex]

No, normally if I dont know what to do I fold. It turns out to be the best choices most the time.

 

[pokerace_1]

used a coin to see if you should call a hand you suspect is essentially a coinflip hand.

for me, it's better to use a poker calculator

 

[danydidi]

No I prefer to listen to mu hunch

 

[NightStalker]

No, I always follow my intuition when I have to make a tough decision.

 

[63burner]

If it's binary, no coin needed

If it's a 50/50 chance, a coin-flip, I don't need a physical coin. I do it in my head, and usually the answer is, "yeah, why not, I've got even odds, time to go for it."

 

[dongato2]

no because I think it is better to make decisions by thinking about the hand

 

[GNuTTz]

It’s a flip…

Flip a coin… literally… or just coin the phrase. 50-50 decisions are common… just have fun with it.

 

[INISHTE]

Hi Friend.

I use an Easter egg I have as a throwable item.

 

[dreamer13]

I tossed a coin when l had to make important decisions in my life.Probability is a mathematical concept.Since there are only two sides to a coin,the probability of getting heads is 1/2 or 0.5.

 

[CryptoBlood]

No I never didnt did that but this is good idea.I have asked my friend when he was in my house what he thinks if I should go all in or fold so I can see how much he is lucky.

 

[MishkaZL]

No, I never did that. I only take risks when I have a real chance to win, and I never take unwarranted risks.

 

[johnsonmad]

No, I have never flipped a coin to decide to play or fold in poker.

 

[speper]

It is not possible to make a decision at random, as mistakes cause huge consequences. The decision must be taken carefully. Life is not a game.