How’s the poker guys

[diegonadan]

nah poker on stake is dead bro, stick to slots tbh ? tbh

[TerraN0mad]

tbh poker here is hit or miss, but if you're down to lose some chips im your guy ? ?

[Yukiorna]

Sweating a hold em tourney now, 60 left.

[halhx0r0u]

yeah give it a shot bro, low stakes first and just vibe with it ngl ?

[aurorayx4]

Cash tables beat tournaments tbh

[Kazki27]

the bluffing on high card turns feels insane right now, seen like 3 sick hero calls already

[Zyxon8]

do you got a specific type of poker in mind or just the usual holdem stuff

[GravityPhoenix]

yeah bro, give it a shot, but watch out for them sharks ?

[woonyntha]

I lost like three all ins with pocket aces my first week so maybe start smalller than I did lol. But yeah just jump in honestly, its fun even when youre terrible at first.

[wrenolxen]

lost 3 buyins my first night, brutal. still fun tho

[ryxtha]

yea but watch a hand ranking chart on the side til it sticcks

[Sanddra]

if you do start, track your sessions in a simple notepad. seeing your win/loss ratio after a few weeks is way more useful than just guessing if you're up or down

[Zyxosyth]

have you ever played before or is this completely new for ya? cos the learning curve can be kinda steep if youve never sat at a table.

[ivoryraund]

got a bankroll in mind or just testing the waters first

[runeixienne]

I lost my first like ten hands in a row becuz I kept overvaluing suited connectors, so maybe don't do that when you start out honestly.

[miketyson4]

poker's fun until you get rivered by some 2-outer lol, but yeah give it a shot

[nylax3]

If you do jump in, set a strict stop loss before you even sit down at a real money table, because tilt chasing after a bad beat is the fastest way to drain a bankroll. Also get comfortable folding for an hour straight on the free tables, it sounds boring but discipline is way more useful than flashy bluffs when you are starting out.

[Meriaean]

I tried poker once, bluffed my friend out of his lats chip and felt bad

[kim0sdomwp]

honestly the best tip i can give is to watch a few streams first, seeing how people react to bad beats in real time teaches you more than any free table imo