CarlosLemarDixon
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Intuition
There's a thin line between intuition being right and luck. Both play their own parts in the game of poker. The truth is you're not going to lose every hand you play and you're not going to win every time you have a strong holding.
There's a thin line between intuition being right and luck. Both play their own parts in the game of poker. The truth is you're not going to lose every hand you play and you're not going to win every time you have a strong holding.
malakata19
Visionary
Silver Level
Sometimes I believe in intuition but regularly not to play everything in but to see the flop or make the payment of someone who has raised this with cards. I think that in poker everything is valid when making decisions but always having a goal or goal which you want to achieve. Good luck at the tables !!!
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erce
Rock Star
Silver Level
i trust mine intuition, especially in difficult positions.
Berandir
Visionary
Platinum Level
In my opinion, as much as you can at some point rely on intuition in the game, it should be disregarded as it can be a simple coincidence. The best thing to do is to study the game's strategies, only they can help you in the game
gupiel0k69
Rock Star
Platinum Level
I think intuition comes from experience. You experienced a similar situation before and you remember that overall it was a something/something experience when it comes to poker. When it comes next time you still remember that in all those situations before you were most likely a winner or a loser, so yeah, these "intuition" fellings are just coming from the past remembrance, nothing metaphysical about it imo, just a raw asumption based on the past.
layingba
cidul
Enthusiast
Silver Level
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BasTid
Rock Star
Silver Level
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vashsv
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Going all in with bad cards is never a good idea, regardless of intuition. Yes sometimes on the buble if you have a big stack (monster stack) you can push people around with any 2. But usually you should not stick it in with no outs based on intuition. You can incorporate some bluffs into your game on floops that are bad for your opponent. If you have stats on your opponent and know that he folds to 4 bet 90% of the time you can put pressure on him but best to have atleast a siuted conectors. In the long run its a bad idea to play bad hands intuitiont or not... And you know its a bad hand. If posiblle dont get involved and move to the next hand.
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CallmeFloppy
Legend
Bronze Level
I tend to trust my intuition. If you pay attention at the table, you will consciously and sub-consciously make observations at the table. When that red flag goes off and you are not sure why, it could be an observation of the latter causing you to have a strong feeling toward an action.
If it ends up being wrong, continue to observe to see what led to that feeling.
If it ends up being wrong, continue to observe to see what led to that feeling.
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oscarhuka
Rock Star
Silver Level
The answer would be a completely no! You can't play intuitively from the cards to the end! You will surely find yourself outside in a short time. Now on some occasions, very rare occasions, when time limits you in some decision if you can use intuition as a last resort.
makian
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Intuition not only exists but is essential - and can lead to the best decisions in your life. But in poker? You will never succeed
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kubistok
Enthusiast
Silver Level
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Wellingtonaakkk
Enthusiast
Silver Level
In poker, when you have an intuition about a hand, it represents everything you have learned so far about poker manifesting itself in an intuitive feeling. Let's say you have top pair top kicker on a dry flop and a very tough player has just re-raised all-in against you. Of course, you may think your hand is good here, because you can overcome many combinations of hands, but your gut is telling you otherwise. You can't explain why, but you know, it has a following.