EPTBeware, Fishes. - Page 8
| Forum Index > General Games |
|
draeger
United States3256 Posts
| ||
|
Tien
Russian Federation4447 Posts
One of the tells he mentions is if an opponent is covering their mouth, chances are they are bluffing. But I have been in similar situations when in fact them covering their mouth meant they had a good hand. | ||
|
MPXMX
Canada4309 Posts
| ||
|
Liquid`Nazgul
22427 Posts
I agree that it's boring to watch but I don't play for your entertainment unfortunately :p I watch Elky alot though, it's pretty fun to see. Haven't read any book so I most definitely don't think they are a must for online ring play. | ||
|
pinbaLL
Sweden1711 Posts
On May 16 2005 02:55 Rekrul wrote: 120k isnt much though jeez. | ||
|
draeger
United States3256 Posts
On May 16 2005 10:12 Tien wrote: The book of tells can be deceiving though. One of the tells he mentions is if an opponent is covering their mouth, chances are they are bluffing. But I have been in similar situations when in fact them covering their mouth meant they had a good hand. It can be, but that's why you need to assess a game before ever applying ANY tell. You can't come in cold turkey, see some guy shake while betting on the river, and assume he has the nuts. A tell is something you generally need to observe over the course of a game before being able to apply it. The part of the book that I felt was most beneficial was not necessarily having that big list of tells, but his explanations of WHY people do the things they do. Basically it was the introductions to most of the major sections of the book. With that information, you can begin trying to pick out your own tells on people depending on how they play. Personally, I've found that picking up a tell on a player is as rewarding (if not more) than winning money. However, that's just me and about 99% of my poker expeirence has been through offline events. | ||
|
Izenra
Canada679 Posts
On May 16 2005 08:41 NeverEndingStory wrote: Izenra what about championship no limit & pot limit?or harrington on poker? I haven t read any of them but I heard they cower some advanced material. I did not read the book, and from what I see, I think poker forum are just as good hehe. And harrington is tournment play, I am more ring play. Although I don't think I need a book anymore. I might read some of the new book, but I don't think they are going to be that good. Like, super system ( old I know) , the only few thing I really remember is that you absolutly need an 5 or a 10 to make a straigh, which is pretty basic put I had never thought about it lol. | ||
|
Casper...
Liberia4948 Posts
On May 16 2005 12:04 draeger wrote: It can be, but that's why you need to assess a game before ever applying ANY tell. You can't come in cold turkey, see some guy shake while betting on the river, and assume he has the nuts. A tell is something you generally need to observe over the course of a game before being able to apply it. The part of the book that I felt was most beneficial was not necessarily having that big list of tells, but his explanations of WHY people do the things they do. Basically it was the introductions to most of the major sections of the book. With that information, you can begin trying to pick out your own tells on people depending on how they play. Personally, I've found that picking up a tell on a player is as rewarding (if not more) than winning money. However, that's just me and about 99% of my poker expeirence has been through offline events. shaking pf from an amateur is AA or KK 100% | ||
|
MPXMX
Canada4309 Posts
| ||
|
Izenra
Canada679 Posts
| ||
|
MPXMX
Canada4309 Posts
| ||
Mig
United States4714 Posts
| ||
|
lurendreieren
Norway59 Posts
| ||
|
Casper...
Liberia4948 Posts
tourney you get big then race nonstop | ||
|
Casper...
Liberia4948 Posts
| ||
Hot_Bid
Braavos36389 Posts
| ||
|
Casper...
Liberia4948 Posts
having the table covered 2x masks pretty much all errors | ||
|
MPXMX
Canada4309 Posts
Maybe someone can say something insightful I've just started playing .. 0.01/0.02 NL mostly I'm having trouble with the following situation: I join a table where about 2/3 of people all play very loose. They play at least until flop like 80% of the time. I hear it's a good idea to fold a lot and play good cards. Since they are all playing lose they notice me quickly and when I act with good cards they fold and i collect tiny pots. And if I don't play good cards I tend to lose because, well, they are bad cards, and rarely does everyone fold and somebody likely DOES have good cards. What's a good way to go about in dealing with players like this? I'm sure they aren't very common at higher stakes but meanwhile... | ||
|
Izenra
Canada679 Posts
Play more hand, raise a lot so that you get an image( lol an image for 1/2 cent) if you have a tight image. | ||
|
MPXMX
Canada4309 Posts
well I've seen $5+ bets on 1/2 cent NL a lot, so its not THAT small i mean where else are players supposed to start? | ||
| ||
