Please read the question and revise your answer. Thank youDecision is something you take considering the continuous study of the other players and the study of the game from mathematical point of view. Then you must use your mesure and decisiveness!
Please read the question and revise your answer. Thank youI usually make decisions quickly. In rare cases, I can think about making a decision. I play for a long time and therefore sometimes I just bet reflexively.
Please read the question and revise your answer. Thank youYou can speak out loud and it helps for a good game, in online tournaments, stops you from rash acts ..I think aloud with what cards on this flop the opponent can play, whether it is necessary to throw off cards or to prefer to intimidate the opponent.
Thank you so much for this answer, it appears that you are the only one that actually read and understood the question before answering.What position am I in? How many players are at my table? How many remain in the whole tournament? How many players are in the hand? What are the blinds? What is my stack? Of the players to my right, how many are still in the pot and did they raise or call? What are their stack sizes? How have they been playing? What could their actions in this hand mean? What are the stack sizes of the players to my right? What kind of players are they? How are they likely to react to the previous action in the hand and the action I choose? What cards do I have?
Some of the answers to these are easy and some are not. Which question is most pertinent depends on the exact situation; as a simple example, having position is far more important when 9-handed than 3-handed.
I'm an idiot for refusing my inner decisions. I act on impulse and it has improved my life.Talk me through your inner dialogue during decision making. Give the How and why to your answers where possible please. Thank you
Your response is a waste of mine yours and every reader's time. Grow upI'm an idiot for refusing my inner decisions. I act on impulse and it has improved my life.
Either I am a fool or you have not indicated the meaning of your question. Where is the question of the game? Do you have a question about the correct decision is unclear. When will people correctly learn to Express their thoughts?Thank you so much for this answer, it appears that you are the only one that actually read and understood the question before answering.
You're on a poker forum genius. Unless stated otherwise, every question is a poker related question so perhaps your self analysis about being a fool is accurate.Either I am a fool or you have not indicated the meaning of your question. Where is the question of the game? Do you have a question about the correct decision is unclear. When will people correctly learn to Express their thoughts?
What position am I in? How many players are at my table? How many remain in the whole tournament? How many players are in the hand? What are the blinds? What is my stack? Of the players to my right, how many are still in the pot and did they raise or call? What are their stack sizes? How have they been playing? What could their actions in this hand mean? What are the stack sizes of the players to my right? What kind of players are they? How are they likely to react to the previous action in the hand and the action I choose? What cards do I have?
Some of the answers to these are easy and some are not. Which question is most pertinent depends on the exact situation; as a simple example, having position is far more important when 9-handed than 3-handed.
Talk me through your inner dialogue during decision making. Give the How and why to your answers where possible please. Thank you
There’s a YouTube seminar where Phil Gordon explains science of game about 45mins worth looking up as he gives you questions you should ask urself pre and post flop - big help for me