Ahmadelchapo Posted Tuesday at 07:11 PM #1 Posted Tuesday at 07:11 PM A game of luck? Or a game of mind game
ivshengyn58 Posted Thursday at 05:42 PM #2 Posted Thursday at 05:42 PM It’s both tbh, short term luck can carry you but over time it’s all about reading people and staying disciplined.
havenra Posted Thursday at 06:47 PM #3 Posted Thursday at 06:47 PM tbh it’s mostly mind games once you’re past the beginner level, luck just decides which way the bad beats go
ladyora Posted Thursday at 08:59 PM #4 Posted Thursday at 08:59 PM It’s a mind game with a luck seasoning, without the mental part you’re just gambling blind.
Winexen6 Posted Thursday at 09:18 PM #5 Posted Thursday at 09:18 PM Honestly it's a mind game wrapped in luck's packaging. You can't control the cards but you can control how everyone at the table perceives them.
maxe34dtal3 Posted Thursday at 11:28 PM #6 Posted Thursday at 11:28 PM no cap bro, it's all about playing the player, not just the cards ?
kendallixvi Posted yesterday at 12:19 AM #7 Posted yesterday at 12:19 AM The word "luck" always feels like a placeholder for variance you haven't figured out how to explain yet.
frostorvi Posted yesterday at 02:25 AM #8 Posted yesterday at 02:25 AM Its pure mental chess when you stare down a river bet with second pair knowing villian bluffs 70% of his missed draaws
lorelyn7 Posted yesterday at 03:01 AM #9 Posted yesterday at 03:01 AM I once folded pocket aces on the flop because the guy across from me had this weird lip twitch every time he hit a monster, and sure enough he showed a flopped set. Made me a believer that it's way more about reading people than whatever two cards you're holding.
Ryxoslyn Posted yesterday at 03:23 AM #10 Posted yesterday at 03:23 AM feel like its a mind game with a splash of chaos, especially in omaha where the odds flip so fast
krxalra361 Posted yesterday at 03:48 AM #12 Posted yesterday at 03:48 AM Mind games for sure, bluffing my way through Texas Hold'em tonight.
lilyaryth Posted yesterday at 09:59 AM #13 Posted yesterday at 09:59 AM Do you think the luck side kicks in more when everyones deep stacked or shorstacked?
loranienne Posted 23 hours ago #14 Posted 23 hours ago It always felt like a mental chess mtach the moment you stop staring at your own cards and start watching how long the other guy takes to check.
synaessa Posted 22 hours ago #15 Posted 22 hours ago Ever folded a royal draw cause you just knew the other guy had the nuts
zyxureon Posted 20 hours ago #16 Posted 20 hours ago My gut runs the show, cards are just alng for the ride
voxoswyn Posted 20 hours ago #17 Posted 20 hours ago It starts as luck until you notice the guy who hasn't blinked in three orbits, then it's pure theater.
talkingbrush Posted 10 hours ago #18 Posted 10 hours ago yeah its both bro, luck hits short term but teh real edge is in reading guys and not tilting lol ?
krxoltia Posted 9 hours ago #19 Posted 9 hours ago Its totally a mind gamme once you get past the first few hands. Luck just decides who wins today but reading people decides who still has a bankroll next month
nigarium Posted 9 hours ago #20 Posted 9 hours ago yeah bro both matter but ngl the real edge is in reading teh table, luck just trolls you sometimes ?
BIrivA4 Posted 6 hours ago #21 Posted 6 hours ago yeah both matter but ngl poker gets realy deep once you start reading teh table bro ?
tyxus Posted 6 hours ago #22 Posted 6 hours ago Do you find that the mind game part changes completely when you switch between online and live play?
faithirry Posted 5 hours ago #23 Posted 5 hours ago I once bluffed a guy out of a huge pot with nothing but a nervous twitch I couldn't control, so for me it's deinitely more mind game than luck.
vyclor Posted 3 hours ago #24 Posted 3 hours ago Bit of both for sure but the mind games is where the real fun is, i once folded a straight just cause the other guy looked to relaxed
frankiwyn Posted 3 hours ago #25 Posted 3 hours ago I folded a flush once, dude legit sneezed way too calm
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