Poker Gameplays and Strategies

[arallmuus]

how is playing online gonna help you hide your tells at the casino?

Obviously he know nothing about playing poker in casino  . Even Daniel Negreanu has terrible time to deal with online poker on ggpoker, I saw his livestream from youtube ( probably for a week already ) and he admitted that it is hard to really play online poker. Everyone seems pro at a glance and he cant really translate how he normally play into his online experience though

[figmentofmyass]

how is playing online gonna help you hide your tells at the casino?

Obviously he know nothing about playing poker in casino  . Even Daniel Negreanu has terrible time to deal with online poker on ggpoker, I saw his livestream from youtube ( probably for a week already ) and he admitted that it is hard to really play online poker. Everyone seems pro at a glance and he cant really translate how he normally play into his online experience though

did you see doug polk troll negreanu into an online heads up grudge match a few weeks ago?

https://twitter.com/RealKidPoker/status/1288602794665025536

i was really surprised to see DN accept the challenge. indeed, online is not his game at all as he himself will acknowledge, and tbh i don't think NLHE is really his game either. it almost makes me wonder if he set things up so he could explain away losing.

i rarely pay attention to the poker scene or watch live streams these days, but this is one i intend to watch. it should be pretty interesting. polk is obviously not in top form. he's recently been getting crushed at low stakes HU tables. https://www.parttimepoker.com/doug-polk-daniel-negreanu-heads-up-challenge

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how is playing online gonna help you hide your tells at the casino?

Obviously he know nothing about playing poker in casino  . Even Daniel Negreanu has terrible time to deal with online poker on ggpoker, I saw his livestream from youtube ( probably for a week already ) and he admitted that it is hard to really play online poker. Everyone seems pro at a glance and he cant really translate how he normally play into his online experience though

I think when playing poker it requires 99% luck and 1% skill, because it is difficult to guess the cards held by the dealer and some other players because every few rounds of cards will be replaced with new ones that have been shuffled so that it will make the calculation become chaotic and can't be used to guess correctly.

[arallmuus]

how is playing online gonna help you hide your tells at the casino?

Obviously he know nothing about playing poker in casino  . Even Daniel Negreanu has terrible time to deal with online poker on ggpoker, I saw his livestream from youtube ( probably for a week already ) and he admitted that it is hard to really play online poker. Everyone seems pro at a glance and he cant really translate how he normally play into his online experience though

did you see doug polk troll negreanu into an online heads up grudge match a few weeks ago?

https://twitter.com/RealKidPoker/status/1288602794665025536

i was really surprised to see DN accept the challenge. indeed, online is not his game at all as he himself will acknowledge, and tbh i don't think NLHE is really his game either. it almost makes me wonder if he set things up so he could explain away losing.

i rarely pay attention to the poker scene or watch live streams these days, but this is one i intend to watch. it should be pretty interesting. polk is obviously not in top form. he's recently been getting crushed at low stakes HU tables. https://www.parttimepoker.com/doug-polk-daniel-negreanu-heads-up-challenge

I dont, a week ago I dont even know who DN is  . He just happen to livestream on youtube and for some reason it shows up on my recommendation then I watched him play. I get to know alot more in depth stuff about poker from his livestream then I researched about him and found out that he won 6 WSOP bracelets. No wonder he is that good in his livestream but he could be so much better in real poker instead of online poker

I think when playing poker it requires 99% luck and 1% skill, because it is difficult to guess the cards held by the dealer and some other players because every few rounds of cards will be replaced with new ones that have been shuffled so that it will make the calculation become chaotic and can't be used to guess correctly.

I used to think like that before I learn more in depth about poker but relying on luck alone means you need to keep getting pocket pair then shove all in . Not to mention that each time your shove might not be called and there is no guarantee you might win those shove 

[acroman08]

how is playing online gonna help you hide your tells at the casino?

Obviously he know nothing about playing poker in casino  . Even Daniel Negreanu has terrible time to deal with online poker on ggpoker, I saw his livestream from youtube ( probably for a week already ) and he admitted that it is hard to really play online poker. Everyone seems pro at a glance and he cant really translate how he normally play into his online experience though

I think when playing poker it requires 99% luck and 1% skill, because it is difficult to guess the cards held by the dealer and some other players because every few rounds of cards will be replaced with new ones that have been shuffled so that it will make the calculation become chaotic and can't be used to guess correctly.

I doubt it's 99% luck and 1% skill. I've been playing poker for a while now and I can't count how many times my bluffs had worked even when I have a bad card. although, I can't deny that I too have fallen to bluffs of the players.

[Waffen]

Same as you OP, i'm beginner and im finding this type very hard for playing, probably im not putting too much effort into it lol.

[SiNeReiNZzz]

I think online poker is a great way to start learning poker. If you can survive online tournaments or cash games you are definitely ready to play offline games. You are right that it's a completely different setup when playing in a real casino with real people on a table. At home no one can see you, you don't give away tales, but in a casino everyone is watching you. Without a good "poker face" it's going to be hard to survive at high stakes tables. At lower stakes tables it's not so important in my opinion, better to stick to your strategy thatn trying to bluff too much.

Yes, I agree with you in principle.

But you also have to play at real tables to train your facial expressions!
Bluffing is a powerful tool...

[fiulpro]

Well poker itself have many games inside it ; I do think most of the people here already explained you about the basics of the game.

I do think you would be benefited by card counting if you are able to keep up with the numbers ; it's a perfectly legal way to calculate the odds in your favour.

So I do think it would be helpful for you to check that out.

*_*

At the same time I saw that there are numerous videos on youtube that would help you out ; instead of words The videos and hands on experience would help you.

- play with your family members
- practice
- play against software
- more practice!!

I do think it would take a lot of time and effort because I think it's more of a experience+strategy and a lot of mind goes in this game.

( Best would be to learn from your grandpa )

[Debonaire217]

Yes, I agree with you in principle.

But you also have to play at real tables to train your facial expressions!
Bluffing is a powerful tool...

If you are also watching big poker plays, you can't even say what facial expression they are portraying, that is because they strive to make it so unpredictable that there's no feeling in it.

That is the best strategy that a poker player can do to win the game, but aside from time, you also need a quick mental skill to quite memorize the entire deck to increase your odds of winning.

Here are some strategies that could help you increase your chance of winning in poker matches

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[Betwrong]

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I think when playing poker it requires 99% luck and 1% skill, because it is difficult to guess the cards held by the dealer and some other players because every few rounds of cards will be replaced with new ones that have been shuffled so that it will make the calculation become chaotic and can't be used to guess correctly.

Although I think that luck plays big part in poker games, I wouldn't say it's 99%. Definitely not. Overall, it breaks down like this. The more games you play, the lesser part luck plays in the outcome. Not in the outcome of a particular game, but in the sum total outcome of all your games combined. But here's the trick: it all depends on who you are playing against. If you are skillful and your opponent is not, it can take like 20-30 games for you to beat him/her. But if your opponent is more or less on the same level as you, even when hundreds of games played, your overall performance will depend mostly on luck.