Don't Think of Chips as Money

[mange12345]

When making a bet or a call, the best thing to do is never think of the chips as money. To think of the chips in terms of many may cloud your decision to
make a proper call.

 

[Gallarado777]

When making a bet or a call, the best thing to do is never think of the chips as money. To think of the chips in terms of many may cloud your decision to
make a proper call.

I think your words make sense so I think you're right in some sense

 

[poxerator78]

I think on the contrary, chips should be perceived as capital/and when betting, we perceive it as an investment and expect to get a percentage of the investment, and try not to go broke

 

[okeedokalee]

I bet chips as big blinds. I don't think of them as chips or money.

 

[rastapapolos]

Yes you'are right, always consider the pot odds. If villain bets 50$ into a pot of 100$ it's 3:1. I do display the chips in BB wich facilitate the operation of conversion when at the table.

 

[Maximus1980340]

I always think that cherries for me are like oxygen if there are not enough of them, then I breathe trode if there is a lot, then the opportunity to run away on a straight line and not get tired for me the most important thing is that oxygen is in abundance as it was it is said above that do not think how to accumulate I think it's a big mistake, if not the capital I heard in general playing poker

 

[ztibor72]

For me, the chip is equal to BB, I don't pay attention to its value, because then it can already affect your game.

 

[n0n4m3]

You can think or not think here, but if you lose, you still realize. And then you think, you're a fool, why? Probably many people have done this. Therefore, I think it is necessary to realistically assess the situation without illusions.

 

[aissam18]

If you think chips as money sometimes it doesn't help making the right decision

 

[siberianspecial]

this is very true, but cashgame is so visceral that it always ends up leaving you with that feeling, the player looks at the chips as liquid money, it's hard to make this separation...