The same problem i used to have too but now its solved. Often it occurs due to weak connectivity or firewall. Contact your isp provider to get it solved.I tend to play fast but there are time it will slow down and there can be a few reason. One its most likely I am thinking about how I want to play the hand. IE just raised 3 big hands in a row and now have pocket 2's. This could depend on position what I think others are thinking ect. I could also be in a bigger hand on another table and concentrating on that hand. Could be one of the kids asking a question or just woke up and I am checking on them.
Then there is my issue with poker stars. For some reason it does not always let me know its my turn to play until its about to go to the clock. For some reason it lags on me during league games at times while I have no issue on any of the others. Its odd and I have no idea why.
The logic behind this is the complexity of poker.Hey guys, during game play we see players that always call or raise after time bank is activated and some other player since the first seconds.
Which style you play often and which is the logic after it?
Totally agree with your comment. Especially the part that poker is also about acting and giving wrong information. As you say, poker is won by players who makes fewest mistakes. Good luck. Thnx!I usually make my decisions on whether to call raise or fold within seconds of seeing the flop, on-line it is simple to click on the fold button before the action gets to you. and doing this does not hold the game up, However in some situations, I will use the time allowance to slow the play down, if we are close to the bubble, or I have the Nuts! and I want my opponent to think I have a draw, and a hard decision to make, or if I am considering making a bluff on the river.
It is down to my opponents to decide whether I am holding the nuts, or just bluffing, but isn't that, is what Poker is all about? Acting is all part of the game to give your opponent the wrong information and forcing them to make mistakes, Poker is won by the player who makes the fewest mistakes, not always the player with the best hands.
It always depends on the situation, or the hand I am playing, or even the player I am up against, and playing that way can make a huge difference when it comes to winning the game.
Fast Play, or Slow Play? A good player will mix it up.
When the fun Stops, STOP!