What's your constant Hold'em mistake?

[Whompus]

Trying to play to fast in the beginning while the stakes are low. I love this strategy but it doesn't always work out to my advantage. Alot of times it leaves me playing catch up and more times than not, busted and watching from the rail. But when it does work it makes for a rather easy go at the money..

 

[steve01991]

my mistake would be overbetting a good hand. i have to learn to bet less and take more chips later on in the hand.

 

[vapandrei]

Oh. On rings, I can't leave the table after I go 5x+ on my stack. I really should force myself to

 

[PatriceM915]

Hello friends
My constant mistake in Poker is impatience. Necessity makes haste.

 

[Backlash]

Where should I start....LOL....My leaks are always the same guilty pleasures. A 10 Suited / Q 9 Suited and I can 3 out of 5 times go deep with about 20% of the player pool remaining and I turn into a jack ass....Hee Haw...Hee Haw...

 

[gustavofuentes2]

My most common mistake is if I lose a good hand, I start playing angry poker. Ny that I mean I just start going all in no matter what I'm holding. Sadly, I have that bad habit for years. Guess It's true what they say about always tripping over the same rock.

 

[odonob]

Good question. Probably chasing a flush and paying down each street to see it hit a possible river. I generally make mistakes later in tournaments as fatigue sets in. Not being aggressive enough at the final table is another weakness.

 

[zipocool]

I don’t bluff in some spots + I lose important all-ins)

 

[albinas]

I think in early stadium of game i play good, but in the middle when the blinds is bigger i play too much hands...

 

[flail1]

Getting involved 'all in' with a bigger stack, even with the better hand, and being sent to the rail. We all know we are going to lose our share of flips and lose sometimes even when a 3 to 1 or better favorite, so I would like to fold more when I face a bigger stack and the big stack's hand range will most probably mean I am in a flip situation. Oh and over playing AQ - Doyle says muck it!!

 

[StressMit]

Overestimating the holdings of the player raising.

 

[Rui Ferreira]

I try to bluff many disconnected hands and resist good hands even with an unfavorable flop and easy to fold

"It's better to run with a good hand than to lose with a great hand"