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

[Claudiunm]

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

Not. Poker is a science. It's not about luck. Learning to make the decision and accept the consequences is the first step to achieving success.

 

[TpaEnforcement]

No I have never flipped a coin to make a decision, but when you think about it making certain calls are a coin as they say. But actually flipping a coin no, I haven't even heard of anyone flipping a coin. If I saw that I probably would laugh, trusting a decision on a actual coin flip. Not for me, ever.

 

[danydidi]

Haha nice idea ,no I didn't do it but I think sometimes I should

 

[willjosp]

I have never flipped a coin to make a decision on a poker hand. I try to make the right decision based on the knowledge of the experience in the previous tables

 

[katifanko]

Lol no, I've never done that)) a metaphorical coin - maybe

 

[waizingpoker]

Radomizing

No not actually flipping a coin but I do use online randomizing tho 😎

 

[jleon_zat]

hahahaha no, but once in the bubble I had a SET, and the opponent who had me in chips sent me the allin, and I said: WHAT GOD WANTS XD

 

[whitetailbuck10]

I never have, but I would if I was in that 50/50 position..... why not!!

 

[alison]

no , i never think about this

 

[Newmy12345]

I never did and never would, because if anything goes wrong it's best to assume responsibility rather than blame it on luck or a coin lol.

 

[PLAYFUL1]

Neva ever flipped a coin in poker. I rely on skill rather luck but u need both

 

[Gritz18]

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

Não.
My decisions at the tables are based on the knowledge I've acquired about the game over the years. Of course, on some occasions I won't make the best decision, but I will never use luck to make a decision, but my knowledge. Good luck to everyone at the tables.

 

[kamel]

Nooooooo .......... It's just because if i call all in with a bad result i want to blame only myself and hope to to learn something from it sometimes we lost because of the rivers or some donkey call but i know that i played the hand right. If i would blame coin for my shitty play im not learning anything because it's not because of me but the coin so we just explaiun why we suck at tables So good luck and be patient

 

[thedarkman]

Not. Poker is a science. It's not about luck. Learning to make the decision and accept the consequences is the first step to achieving success.

I flipped a coin to make a life decision once. I won, or lost, depending how you view it.

 

[Hemified]

No but yes..Oh yea, all the time in my head its really me deciding if I think there bluffing or not and deciding to call. Good luck and try to crush em 🍻

 

[Hedz]

Depends on how bad my reads have been at the table, bit sometimes just for fun in freerolls and things if I'm feeling it I'll do something like a coin flip

 

[JOSEALBERTV]

I think it would be the dumbest thing to do, if I'm willing to risk a tournament after a few hours with one coin, that would mean I haven't learned anything in all my years of playing poker.

 

[Kiryl]

Chances

Yeah, it didn't end well.

 

[Stringy]

i flip a coin for many decision in life, but never done it for poker. maybe i should start

 

[Kiryl]

Chances

I completely agree.

 

[To6Po6]

No!I think it`s not a good idea in poker!