punctual
Legend
Silver Level
Was just wondering how other people feel about "snap.." anything. Should we not always take at least a few seconds to think before we make a move? What is the purpose of "snap calling" or "snap raising"? Is doing this supposed to arouse fear in your opponents? Let them know you have something really good and that they should probably fold?
I ask this because some of the biggest mistakes I've made (often leading to my quick departure from tournaments) have been snap calling an all-in to find my two pair beat by a straight or my flush beat by a full house. Or, I snap raise to be then reraised all in. Seems like whenever I do things this quickly, it always backfires. Is there a benefit?
I ask this because some of the biggest mistakes I've made (often leading to my quick departure from tournaments) have been snap calling an all-in to find my two pair beat by a straight or my flush beat by a full house. Or, I snap raise to be then reraised all in. Seems like whenever I do things this quickly, it always backfires. Is there a benefit?