have you ever flipped a coin to make a hand decision?

[eagleaces]

have you ever used a coin to see if you should call a hand you suspect is essentially a coinflip hand.

 

[alien666dj]

No, I usually just follow the table and the actions of my opponents, that's enough for me.

 

[AlexStar1981]

Greetings. I did not use the coin, but I just solve such questions to myself. Like: who does not take risks, he does not drink champagne))))

 

[SopianaeExtra]

One who regularly does coin flips like this will soon run out of coins.

 

[rachelle2291]

Right now for some reason my mouse doesn't always work and it takes a few mouse clicks to register. So lately when I have a close decision I click on one thing and then the other option and I keep going back and forth until the mouse click works. So that way I don't have to get a coin out or spend much energy thinking what is best play.

 

[COMIRRR]

maybe it's time to use how my game is going lately ..

 

[ruco72]

Never did that and I have never even thought about doing it.

 

[Luan]

most of the time yes and you can test the play of that player who is standing at the table, so it's good to do that from time to time!

 

[pljosko]

No, I always try to make decisions by analyzing the facts, and it is not easy to predict the coin flip position, it happens when hole cards are shown.

 

[Bnobob]

One who regularly does coin flips like this will soon run out of coins.

this could be a fact. playing for a flush or straight and on the flop being drow calling can be a good move:deal:

 

[CapdeCraniu]

No, I have never. LOL.
I would always analyze my opponents and go with my gut feeling.

 

[steve01991]

nope never,

 

[pavel1111111]

no never , if you are not sure , don't call ; if it bluff's you that it , good for him/her , but if is not a bluff ....

 

[peaceofcoke]

Well, why go into that stress, if you are almost sure u are winning, u call it, taking of course into account the nature of the villain.
For coin flips, I have the necessary stats in my head, like AK-AJ/QK-KJ/JJ-KK/22-55/66-TT.
You need to learn them by heart as if ur life depends on it.

 

[Sergei 9417]

Hello to all
Usually I rely on my intuition, I have no coins sitting at the computer ha ha ha

 

[milka1605]

Well, I never use the coin. And I can check a suspicious hand only on freerolls. In money tournaments, it is better to fold if you are not confident in yourself.

 

[MrPokerVerse]

Nope, never have, never thought about it and never will.

 

[rock0001]

no, just intuition sometimes but mostly I analize the strenght of my hand, villain poker style, my chipstack and the stage of the tournament in order to make a decision.

 

[nutself]

Using a coin to randomize poker decisions can be a good thing since we are not good at it, that can help us to be unpredictable and make opponents to have difficulty when playing against us.

 

[makisaa]

No, I haven't done a coinflip to decide my next move, because I wouldn't replace the game with just luck, it would be a lottery, not a poker game!

 

[lablelarry]

no, but who has coins anymore lol

 

[infonazar]

I try to assess my chances based on my skills and experience. I do not like to count on luck.

 

[Emily Trott]

I haven't, but I do make a play on instinct from time to time.

 

[Zvezda kz]

I don't remember what I did at the very beginning when I started playing poker. But I know for sure that I never tossed a coin. But when I knew that it was a coin in my head, I decided all the pros and cons, and then made a decision.

 

[Lena M]

Hi.
I make decisions based on my skills and experience. If my chances of winning are acceptable to me, I am always ready to take risks. I don't play bingo.