♠️ What's Your Poker Style? 🃏

[waqas666]

Every poker player has a different strategy.
Do you prefer: 🎯 Playing aggressively and putting pressure on opponents? 🛡️ Playing patiently and waiting for the perfect hand? 🤔 Or do you change your style depending on the table?
Share your favorite poker strategy and tell us why it works best for you. Let's discuss! 👇

[ryebones]

During poker I like to find a good table where there is mostly players with .5x to 1.5x  the min buy-in in there chip stack, and I also like when there is 1 or 2 players who have 3-4x the min buy in amount in their pile, chip leaders. If I find this I hunt for opportunity, I fold allot,  I want good hands, and small wins from the small chip stacked guys, I'm showing cards, I purposely back down from the high stack guys once or twice before I make my move. I want to send some emojis there way so they notice me and feel personal with me especially after I fold from a raise or bet they make early on. I want them to think I  am hunting good cards and only betting with hands I think will win.  I want to preferably win a all in situation also prior to targeting the chip leader with a all in bluff scinario. When I feel like the chip leader respects me I look to make my move, wait for the chip leader to  place big opening bets hopefully a few other call and fold after the first flop. When the 4th or 5th card comes out I want to all in bluff. Obviously there is more to it like what my actual hand is but pretty much i hunt good cards if a chip leader has seen me do well, show my cards at the start, and never bluff before  the high risk bluff, maybe two times I bluff when I feel there is a chance to force folds on a big pot. I won't show my cards on a bluff because now I want them to speculate I'm bluffing. sometimes when I think they think i'm bluffing i will get lucky have a great hand and use that to my favor and get them to call my all in with their sub par hand because they are chasing, thinking I'm a bluffer, and they are mad I  got half there stack a few hands back, that's the luck part.  But I've definitely won some big hands targeting chip leaders after being in the same table with them for a while. I do this then I leave and find a higher buy in table and do it all over again if possible. Not sure if this is a good strategy but I have fun doing it when I works.  And what's fun is it can be a hour or two of slow steady play then bam opportunity to do the bluff then bam opportunity to go all in with an amazing hand and get others to go all in too all within the last 20 min of play. Then I go to higher buy in and maybe try it there. 

[mehntixqisan]

calm and patience is key