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JohnBlack
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Hi, guys and gals! I usually play poker at unibet, finding that platform to be suitable for a recreational player, but i like pokerstars and 888 also.
Actually, I started to play poker in 2012 just for fun with no investment and I managed to understand the game better and to improve my tactics.
When I switched to payed chips in 2017, I knew i m on the right track. Of course, things didn t go my way always and i can t say i m cashing out a lot from it, but keeping it simple and enjoying the time i play are my priorities when i log in to these platforms.
Regarding tournaments, whenever i think at big winnings and become nervous I fall short, but when i play hand by hand calmly and by the book i m in a good position to win it all. That s why i think poker it s all about the brains and attitude, and our reactions when faced to a hand-loss should always be tempered.
I hate something in particular: players that go all-in in 95% of the hands they play. In tournaments, these pushers tend to force us to risk more, especially when our stack is choped by antes. I mean, fold is the right call to make in most of the cases, but i recently played one tournament when that donk went all-in EVERY SINGLE HAND and he was really improving his stack. After like 30 hands or so, tournament generated a switch of tables. I think standing at the same table with these players make poker an undesirable game.
How do you guys react in a situation like this? Thanks!
Actually, I started to play poker in 2012 just for fun with no investment and I managed to understand the game better and to improve my tactics.
When I switched to payed chips in 2017, I knew i m on the right track. Of course, things didn t go my way always and i can t say i m cashing out a lot from it, but keeping it simple and enjoying the time i play are my priorities when i log in to these platforms.
Regarding tournaments, whenever i think at big winnings and become nervous I fall short, but when i play hand by hand calmly and by the book i m in a good position to win it all. That s why i think poker it s all about the brains and attitude, and our reactions when faced to a hand-loss should always be tempered.
I hate something in particular: players that go all-in in 95% of the hands they play. In tournaments, these pushers tend to force us to risk more, especially when our stack is choped by antes. I mean, fold is the right call to make in most of the cases, but i recently played one tournament when that donk went all-in EVERY SINGLE HAND and he was really improving his stack. After like 30 hands or so, tournament generated a switch of tables. I think standing at the same table with these players make poker an undesirable game.
How do you guys react in a situation like this? Thanks!