What's your poker superpower?

[kolan90]

My superpower shows when I play really well

 

[wushibala]

I’d choose reading players — and bluffing on top of that.

 

[Mag_P1e]

Oh, I would definitely choose discipline, because I am so tired of being angry at bad beats and I can’t seem to break this bad habit.

 

[pokerV]

I’d pick discipline.

You can survive without perfect reads or fancy bluffs, but discipline protects your bankroll, keeps you out of trouble, and makes every other skill more effective. It’s the difference between knowing the right play… and actually making it.

 

[Huntre]

"If you could magically improve one poker skill - reading players, bluffing, discipline, or math - which one would you choose and why?"

I will choose to have no emotions involved, but it may be a case of losing interest in the game.

 

[Shadow6969]

If you could have one superpower at the poker table, what would it be?
For me If I could have one superpower at the poker table, I would choose the ability to instantaneously know all of my opponents' hole cards.

 

[Mazembe]

If you could have one superpower at the poker table, what would it be?
For me If I could have one superpower at the poker table, I would choose the ability to instantaneously know all of my opponents' hole cards.

I believe that's the best one of all
I'll go for a different one just to make it fun
To the what the runout will be before it even comes out, immediately when I get my two cards I can already see what the flop,turn and river will be

 

[austral]

Not feeling pressure, tilt, fear, or fatigue. Maintaining absolute calm at all times. Because in the long run, mental strength is what separates good players from great ones.

 

[Shadow6969]

Not feeling pressure, tilt, fear, or fatigue. Maintaining absolute calm at all times. Because in the long run, mental strength is what separates good players from great ones.

Mental power 🤐

 

[mrfastflow]

Contrary to appearances, it wouldn't be mind reading

 

[bablovod]

I need a super ability to win every 4th or 6th hand.

 

[s0ftdumps]

I'd like to be able to track pupil dilation of opponents at live games

 

[tuitui]

It's simply ability to play a lot. Experience accumulates quickly, I see more situations and types of opponents than a random player. Replays make many decisions faster and more likely to be correct. It makes me able handle bad beats and swings without the game falling apart.

 

[kmiarka]

Guessing opponents hitting that draw on the river and despite that - still calling it to see I was right again xd

 

[flattershay]

Knowing how to play postflop with any hand.

 

[Shadow6969]

Reading a player always because it gives so much advantage

 

[Stringy]

forgetting that i've entered a super turbo freeroll and still ending up ITM

 

[rdwr33]

My superpower in poker is patience during games.

 

[martinoni]

My superpower is never tilt

 

[LUKADONCICMVP]

my superpower is to always lose with the best hand I don't wish that for my worst enemy.

 

[kongen1981]

K-6 ssudet

 

[ztibor72]

My superpower is probably reading my opponent and patience.

 

[antonis32123]

Math and rng manipulation lol . I would increase my math knowledge , jow to calculate pot odds , how to play accordingly , that would help me knowing when it worths to go after a pot or not , and in what spots

 

[letpic]

If I had to pick one, it’s definitely patience. In a world where everyone wants to play every hand and see every flop, being able to sit there and fold for an hour without getting bored or 'creative' is a huge edge. Most players eventually get frustrated and start punting with marginal hands just to see some action, but I’ve trained myself to wait for the right spots

 

[Noodeloo]

My superpower would be to know the result of poker hand before ive played it - Id think id have to quit poker or my superpower - It would just be boring unless you decided to become the robin hood of poker.