Originally posted by metza
Put in money when your hand is better than villains.
Winner!
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Originally posted by UPAY4DINNER
Originally posted by metza
Put in money when your hand is better than villains.Winner!
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or when you can make better hands fold!!1
go with your gut instinct. if you think your beat think about folding before donk calling
Originally posted by Tomaloc
Originally posted by UPAY4DINNER
Originally posted by metza
Put in money when your hand is better than villains.Winner!
/thread
or when you can make better hands fold!!1
There can only be one winner!
Identify the luckbox at your table.
When he bets, fold.
If it's you -- it won't last
Originally posted by CreamyGoodness
AA only wins about 80% of the time
Which means we should open fold it 20% of the time. 
Originally posted by metza
Originally posted by CreamyGoodness
AA only wins about 80% of the timeWhich means we should open fold it 20% of the time.
i like this logic, balancing right?
Poker is gambling so don't be a complete nerd about it
gamble with the best of it.
Originally posted by SRwtf
Poker is gambling so don't be a complete nerd about it
gamble with the best of it.
The skill comes in knowing when you have "the best of it".
I watched an hour of the one-drop and was astounded not by what crap they called with pre-flop, but rather by how good that hands were that they folded.
So the REAL skill is having the nerve to fold when necessary.
Cheers,
--VS
a) If in doubt, listen to metza, he knows - and he's funny.
b) Don't listen to me, I'm bluffing and I'm not funny.
Originally posted by gadget51
a) If in doubt, listen to metza, he knows - and he's funny.b) Don't listen to me, I'm bluffing and I'm not funny.
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When you find that you're card dead, embrace it.
Practice folding ♠_biggrin:
Use the time to observe other players.
There is no point in burning chips you may need later on.
Originally posted by Metamorphis
Basic knowledge in 5 card draw: never overplay trips.
Ditto for Holdem .
Someone I know once busted out of a live tournament on the very first hand with trip queens. Villain had a full house. Taught him a valuable lesson though.
Embarrassment prevents me from admitting who that person was.