How can we know

Hello my beautiful people .. I would like to know how you do to identify that the villain is not lying or that we have even the best hand?
Many say that by the way of betting ... others use the methodology of betting in a way to confuse us ... is it something we can know through study, notes etc ... or is it just a matter of taking risks?

You could never know for sure.
They may or if they're smart, change their gears, betting pattern, show you few just to make you trust them, then hit you hard with bluff or with monster.

Always make your best decision on educated guest, and take a note from the players you playing against.
Almost every poker software will let you do that, just to keep track on them.
Will help you in the long run.

martina pinto said:

Hello my beautiful people .. I would like to know how you do to identify that the villain is not lying or that we have even the best hand?

Many say that by the way of betting ... others use the methodology of betting in a way to confuse us ... is it something we can know through study, notes etc ... or is it just a matter of taking risks?

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largely depends on the player, the ones who only play betting big trying to confuse, I think we should study them the way they play and create a strategy to win them.

martina pinto said:

Hello my beautiful people .. I would like to know how you do to identify that the villain is not lying or that we have even the best hand?
Many say that by the way of betting ... others use the methodology of betting in a way to confuse us ... is it something we can know through study, notes etc ... or is it just a matter of taking risks?

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I like to think of this as unlocking a door to information....

Seeing what they showdown is the key, and thier betting frequency along with sizing is the Lock....

So we have to remeber the lock, based off the board.... if we can remeber what position they are in, what they bet on what board combinations.... we then can take the Key (what they show at showdown) to unlock the door to the infomation needed to know how often they are bluffing compared to how often they are betting for value....

Without having that door open we can only base our play off the general stratagy of either playing general GTO, or allowing agressive players to spew off to us by check calling or check raising. In turn playing agressive against passive players that actually fold when they dont feel they have equity to continue... and lastly calling stations we bet for value, and check knowing they arent gonna bet unless they have value, but will call us with a low amount of equity.

Hi.
This is possible if you regularly play with the same opponents. But personally, I try not to take any risk. In my opinion, it is better not to give in to provocations, to remain patient and just wait for strong cards.

I think that everything depends on the character and preparation of the player and his bankroll.

martina pinto said:

Hello my beautiful people .. I would like to know how you do to identify that the villain is not lying or that we have even the best hand?
Many say that by the way of betting ... others use the methodology of betting in a way to confuse us ... is it something we can know through study, notes etc ... or is it just a matter of taking risks?[emoji41][emoji41][emoji41][emoji41]

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My answer is easy, you will only know if at the end of the hand he shows what he had.
So what you do is guess what range of hands he could have.

it's really hard to know because as you said many players make moves to confuse ... I always play ordinary moas myself just to lose a few chips especially if I've played a lot of hands at that table

First and foremost, you should always closely monitor the behavior of your opponents. Second, do not forget to use your position at the table. Third, one must always critically evaluate one's capabilities and perspectives in the context of any risk.

Here the answer is simple, if you are not sure, it is better not to climb!

Hello,Ithink it depends on the way in which the opponent usually bet.Taking notes of your opponents is advised.

To know when a player is bluffing or not, you need to follow him throughout the game, how often he enters the game, what hands he plays, how he behaves when playing these hands, the size of the bets.