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scubed
Visionary
Silver Level
In freerolls I frequently witness this scenario on the river: A Villain player goes all-in. The Hero opponent thinks for a few seconds (maybe even uses his timebank) then "hero" calls only to lose to the EXACT hand the Villain is representing.
MOST of the time, when betting, our opponents DO have something. Why do we often think that they are bluffing or trying to "run us out" of the pot? It seems so easy - a little voice inside telling (sometimes YELLING) us to fold. Yet, with a marginal hand, we call.
When something inside (intuition) says "get out" - even when I can't explain it - I think I am probably better off folding over the long term. What are your thoughts?
MOST of the time, when betting, our opponents DO have something. Why do we often think that they are bluffing or trying to "run us out" of the pot? It seems so easy - a little voice inside telling (sometimes YELLING) us to fold. Yet, with a marginal hand, we call.
When something inside (intuition) says "get out" - even when I can't explain it - I think I am probably better off folding over the long term. What are your thoughts?