Kings Club Poker, semi-private games, mainly for serious poker players

[LUCKMCFLY]

Everything that has to do with poker has always caught my attention, but I really would like it more if they made a thread Ann of the site, I am one of those users who trust only when they are here in a thread, however it catches my attention although the link has a somewhat strange URL, I would like them to always focus on PVP poker games, to make it much better, with a small internal chat, something like what was in betcoinpoker in the old days, where the tournaments were 24 hours a day and winning turned out to be very difficult, I think that since they closed that option I have never found another site that is so nice that is poker.

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[Poker Player]

Hi, I said MAINLY for serious players. Anyone is welcome to join for fun, but it can be quite expensive. That is why I advised that it is principally for serious players who already understand these variety of games.

You don't get it. What attracts serious players to a poker room is weak players. The more weak players the better. A poker site intended primarily for regulars is destined to fail.

[Haunebu]

Everything that has to do with poker has always caught my attention, but I really would like it more if they made a thread Ann of the site, I am one of those users who trust only when they are here in a thread, however it catches my attention although the link has a somewhat strange URL, I would like them to always focus on PVP poker games, to make it much better, with a small internal chat, something like what was in betcoinpoker in the old days, where the tournaments were 24 hours a day and winning turned out to be very difficult, I think that since they closed that option I have never found another site that is so nice that is poker.

Human players for 24 hours a day? That's basically impossible in crypto poker sites based on my experience with them over time. You will be able to find bots though, but I am not sure if they will be available for the entire day.

You don't get it. What attracts serious players to a poker room is weak players. The more weak players the better. A poker site intended primarily for regulars is destined to fail.

That makes sense. There needs to be an optimal mix of players based on experience for the games to become more entertaining.

[paxmao]

I think that most of the target players will rather not play online or strange games, they are used to compete in professional tournaments and train hours a day to become the best, it may be difficult to acquire these for a site. How would you create the right user experience, bonus and package to convince them that your site is for serious players and better than what they got?

[LUCKMCFLY]

Everything that has to do with poker has always caught my attention, but I really would like it more if they made a thread Ann of the site, I am one of those users who trust only when they are here in a thread, however it catches my attention although the link has a somewhat strange URL, I would like them to always focus on PVP poker games, to make it much better, with a small internal chat, something like what was in betcoinpoker in the old days, where the tournaments were 24 hours a day and winning turned out to be very difficult, I think that since they closed that option I have never found another site that is so nice that is poker.

Human players for 24 hours a day? That's basically impossible in crypto poker sites based on my experience with them over time. You will be able to find bots though, but I am not sure if they will be available for the entire day.

No, no, in no way, I explained myself wrong, I meant that a platform where the games and tournaments were 24 hours a day, although it is almost impossible for a person to last playing like this, when I refer to 24 hours it is for all those people who are active at other times, that is, the platform never rests, but according to a gaming policy, it was taken into account that for any game that comes out and is played online (does not apply to casinos) a rest period should be left , either 6-12 hours for the game in question, because it was being determined that there were players who did nothing but play and there were many who had died of kidney problems, and everything that comes with sitting or lying down just playing, It's hard to believe, but in this world there are all kinds of people.

[Viscore]

Hi, I said MAINLY for serious players. Anyone is welcome to join for fun, but it can be quite expensive. That is why I advised that it is principally for serious players who already understand these variety of games.

You don't get it. What attracts serious players to a poker room is weak players. The more weak players the better. A poker site intended primarily for regulars is destined to fail.

Imagine if all the players are wise and smart, then it’s hard to predict who will lose or win in such games. While having weak players on the table, the game will be more alive and smart players will always have high chances to maximize their profits, of course luck should also be present as poker games are luck based and not solely dependent on strategies and skills.

[iv4n]

You don't get it. What attracts serious players to a poker room is weak players. The more weak players the better. A poker site intended primarily for regulars is destined to fail.

That makes sense. There needs to be an optimal mix of players based on experience for the games to become more entertaining.

That makes sense if someone is in only for money! We can see that personality type in everything, people who do things only for money and profit, but some of us really enjoy playing... and when you like the game it's boring to play against weaker people, there's no fun and motivation in that! Don't get me wrong, I also like to win and take some cash with me, but it's much better when you play with serious people and you win! That's why bitcointalk poker games were unique, for many it was more about the poker and winning against others than the payout in the end! It's hard to find something similar around.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Hi, I said MAINLY for serious players. Anyone is welcome to join for fun, but it can be quite expensive. That is why I advised that it is principally for serious players who already understand these variety of games.

You don't get it. What attracts serious players to a poker room is weak players. The more weak players the better. A poker site intended primarily for regulars is destined to fail.

So you mean the weak players are more needed in a poker sites than the professional players that can consistently have bigger winners than the weak players that will be have consistent loses always.
That can be true which means that what a player loses is what another ayer wins?
Well gambling is risky and we need to be prepared for what happens to us if we lose in a bet or finally wins.

This is contradictory, because how to determine if a player is weak, I can see myself as weak, but I am very strong, if it is for money, I can be a great poker player, but I do not have much money, these are issues that can be given and so there are a lot of people, so it's not who is weak or strong, maybe a person is strong because they have more information and have more experience in poker, I would call everyone to play, if in that case a novice could be called weak , but a rookie can give many surprises, so the term should be used very carefully, very sparingly, no one in the game likes to be considered weak.

[ethereumhunter]

So you mean the weak players are more needed in a poker sites than the professional players that can consistently have bigger winners than the weak players that will be have consistent loses always.
That can be true which means that what a player loses is what another ayer wins?
Well gambling is risky and we need to be prepared for what happens to us if we lose in a bet or finally wins.

No one will know who is a professional player or a player who is not because when they are at a casino site, people play and can't see how their opponents are except when they play and win the game. The difference is that if you have good skills, you can win the poker game, while other players will lose and suffer a hefty loss. So before you play, it's better first to determine the amount of money you want to use so you won't suffer many losses because poker games can also make you forget when it's time to stop.

[danadc]

So you mean the weak players are more needed in a poker sites than the professional players that can consistently have bigger winners than the weak players that will be have consistent loses always.
That can be true which means that what a player loses is what another ayer wins?
Well gambling is risky and we need to be prepared for what happens to us if we lose in a bet or finally wins.

No one will know who is a professional player or a player who is not because when they are at a casino site, people play and can't see how their opponents are except when they play and win the game. The difference is that if you have good skills, you can win the poker game, while other players will lose and suffer a hefty loss. So before you play, it's better first to determine the amount of money you want to use so you won't suffer many losses because poker games can also make you forget when it's time to stop.

How is it done to determine when a player is professional? Is it because of his reputation or something else? If there is a player who enters a poker tournament and is not known but is a professional, how do they know if he is a professional or not? Professionals in poker should have a badge or something that identifies them, in order to calculate a rank of one as a player, right? I am not very knowledgeable about poker, but for me it is a game that has a lot of strategy and you have to have a lot of luck for the best plays to come out, I have been studying and I know that the royal flush is the one with the highest rank in this game, the Professionals are the ones who are always looking for the best moves and if they don't have them, they simply don't bet, right?

[dezoel]

So you mean the weak players are more needed in a poker sites than the professional players that can consistently have bigger winners than the weak players that will be have consistent loses always.
That can be true which means that what a player loses is what another ayer wins?
Well gambling is risky and we need to be prepared for what happens to us if we lose in a bet or finally wins.

No one will know who is a professional player or a player who is not because when they are at a casino site, people play and can't see how their opponents are except when they play and win the game. The difference is that if you have good skills, you can win the poker game, while other players will lose and suffer a hefty loss. So before you play, it's better first to determine the amount of money you want to use so you won't suffer many losses because poker games can also make you forget when it's time to stop.

I think it's possible if a poker site will post the statistics of each player publicly. You will see if how many wins a player had versus to his losses but I think on most sites there is also a hide feature or to make themselves anonymous but other than this, a pro player can make a smurf account only to crush the newbie and weak players.

A good skill does matter in poker games but that will be limited if done online because you can't see the face of your opponent if they are bluffing or not but that's okay since they will also feel the same. This is what makes online poker exciting because you will also need some luck in order for you to win.

[Poker Player]

How is it done to determine when a player is professional? Is it because of his reputation or something else? If there is a player who enters a poker tournament and is not known but is a professional, how do they know if he is a professional or not? Professionals in poker should have a badge or something that identifies them, in order to calculate a rank of one as a player, right? I am not very knowledgeable about poker...

You can tell you don't have much knowledge of poker.

You don't need a badge.

Players who know how to play are divided into two types: professionals and regulars. The difference is that the professionals live only from poker and the regulars have other jobs and play in their free time, earning extra money.

For low levels, someone who plays few hands and plays them aggressively is someone who knows how to play. People who know how to play, seeing how others play, realize who is a good player or not, helped also if they play online by statistics programs (allowed, legal).

As the saying goes:  If you can't spot the sucker in your first half-hour at the table, then you are the sucker.

[Mauser]

Players who know how to play are divided into two types: professionals and regulars. The difference is that the professionals live only from poker and the regulars have other jobs and play in their free time, earning extra money.

For low levels, someone who plays few hands and plays them aggressively is someone who knows how to play. People who know how to play, seeing how others play, realize who is a good player or not, helped also if they play online by statistics programs (allowed, legal).

I would say that every professional poker player is using statistical programs it todays world, it helps them to stay profitable and review their game. You need stastics to see where the problems in your strategy is. Either the poker casino has already programs that you can use yourself, or you can download your played hands as file and analyse it in external programs. A software that tracks all your hands played is mandetatory to see how well you are doing at each step of the game. For example, this will show you if win or loss too much pre flop, or if you go to too many showdowns, and it will keep track of your swings. For poker players who play a lot against other regulars another software to take notes is very important also. You can see this on twitch when checking the poker streamers, the all take notes to each other. This can be a basic color scheme to categorise players or even real detailed notes. Poker is an information game, the more information you have about an opponent the easiert it will be for you to make the right call. At higher blind games this is more important because there less players and you will meet a lot of the same guys the more you play. At the micro blind games there is a higher fluctuation of players and less need for stasticial programs, but it's still advisable to use them and get used to them for later games.

[Reatim]

Hi, I said MAINLY for serious players. Anyone is welcome to join for fun, but it can be quite expensive. That is why I advised that it is principally for serious players who already understand these variety of games.

You don't get it. What attracts serious players to a poker room is weak players. The more weak players the better. A poker site intended primarily for regulars is destined to fail.

So you mean the weak players are more needed in a poker sites than the professional players that can consistently have bigger winners than the weak players that will be have consistent loses always.

well that is how it works. Just like in trading ? there must be a weak or loser for others to win and I believe in all market this is what important to take part as it is a cycle of the business and events?

That can be true which means that what a player loses is what another ayer wins?
Well gambling is risky and we need to be prepared for what happens to us if we lose in a bet or finally wins.

well that's it, if there are no loser then who will win? this is why gambling is a competition and that is what the nature happens.

[ethereumhunter]

How is it done to determine when a player is professional? Is it because of his reputation or something else? If there is a player who enters a poker tournament and is not known but is a professional, how do they know if he is a professional or not? Professionals in poker should have a badge or something that identifies them, in order to calculate a rank of one as a player, right? I am not very knowledgeable about poker, but for me it is a game that has a lot of strategy and you have to have a lot of luck for the best plays to come out, I have been studying and I know that the royal flush is the one with the highest rank in this game, the Professionals are the ones who are always looking for the best moves and if they don't have them, they simply don't bet, right?

A professional will never say he is a professional, always humble, and never brag about his abilities. He tends not to show arrogance and belittle others because he knows others can have better abilities than him and will continuously hone his skills. A professional also doesn't need a badge or something that identifies them. Ranking is not something to be proud of because they know that others are better than them. I also don't know much about poker and I can say that my ability to play poker is very low. Indeed, a professional will always look for ways to win but will not expose themselves to others.

I think it's possible if a poker site will post the statistics of each player publicly. You will see if how many wins a player had versus to his losses but I think on most sites there is also a hide feature or to make themselves anonymous but other than this, a pro player can make a smurf account only to crush the newbie and weak players.

A good skill does matter in poker games but that will be limited if done online because you can't see the face of your opponent if they are bluffing or not but that's okay since they will also feel the same. This is what makes online poker exciting because you will also need some luck in order for you to win.

The casino will not provide detailed results to the public because it also tries to keep the secret from every player and does not want to open it to the public. Maybe we will look at the statistics in general but not in detail.

That's why in playing poker games, we are required to have enough ability to compete with opponents and try to win from them. But if it turns out that our abilities are not enough to beat them, that means we have to train again and we can try to compete with them at another time.

[ronaldo1223]

How is it done to determine when a player is professional? Is it because of his reputation or something else? If there is a player who enters a poker tournament and is not known but is a professional, how do they know if he is a professional or not? Professionals in poker should have a badge or something that identifies them, in order to calculate a rank of one as a player, right? I am not very knowledgeable about poker, but for me it is a game that has a lot of strategy and you have to have a lot of luck for the best plays to come out, I have been studying and I know that the royal flush is the one with the highest rank in this game, the Professionals are the ones who are always looking for the best moves and if they don't have them, they simply don't bet, right?

A professional will never say he is a professional, always humble, and never brag about his abilities. He tends not to show arrogance and belittle others because he knows others can have better abilities than him and will continuously hone his skills. A professional also doesn't need a badge or something that identifies them. Ranking is not something to be proud of because they know that others are better than them. I also don't know much about poker and I can say that my ability to play poker is very low. Indeed, a professional will always look for ways to win but will not expose themselves to others.

I think it's possible if a poker site will post the statistics of each player publicly. You will see if how many wins a player had versus to his losses but I think on most sites there is also a hide feature or to make themselves anonymous but other than this, a pro player can make a smurf account only to crush the newbie and weak players.

A good skill does matter in poker games but that will be limited if done online because you can't see the face of your opponent if they are bluffing or not but that's okay since they will also feel the same. This is what makes online poker exciting because you will also need some luck in order for you to win.

The casino will not provide detailed results to the public because it also tries to keep the secret from every player and does not want to open it to the public. Maybe we will look at the statistics in general but not in detail.

That's why in playing poker games, we are required to have enough ability to compete with opponents and try to win from them. But if it turns out that our abilities are not enough to beat them, that means we have to train again and we can try to compete with them at another time.

Actually, many sites will provide results of your poker playing. Including Kings Club. Please contact me if you wish to get set up, and detailed results can be provided.

[danadc]

I think it's possible if a poker site will post the statistics of each player publicly. You will see if how many wins a player had versus to his losses but I think on most sites there is also a hide feature or to make themselves anonymous but other than this, a pro player can make a smurf account only to crush the newbie and weak players.

A good skill does matter in poker games but that will be limited if done online because you can't see the face of your opponent if they are bluffing or not but that's okay since they will also feel the same. This is what makes online poker exciting because you will also need some luck in order for you to win.

I have been doing some courses on poker and many things intrigue me, and there are ways to play that are quite risky and when you are betting a lot of money it is hard to make decisions, I have seen that some players who do not have a good game and win and They play a lot with psychological terror, they make believe they have an unbeatable game, and they win with three of a kind, a pair or something simple, but this is not taking care of the money invested.

When a hand bets a lot at the beginning, many choose not to bet and abandon that hand, but there is also a lot of truth in what you say, people have to count on a lot of luck.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Well, to tell the truth, a serious player for me is the one who maintains a winning rate and who usually always comes out well in every tournament or when he faces anyone, that is, his balance is positive even if he loses, his balances are in his favor.

I used to have an account at pokerstar.net but I've seen that there is a high level of players there, I really don't know how they do it, but I think it's also because experience teaches them how to play, apart from strategies, that's why I I am much more careful when I play with someone who has a lot of experience than with a novice, a novice bets much more on luck.