Poker

[unapapa45]

Who knows anything about poker 

[phantdra]

I know the basics, but I still punt my stack way too often tbh. What do you want to know specifically?

[Tycys]

I know enough to lose slowly instead of fast lol. What kinda poker you trying to learn, cash games or tournaments?

[rexwyn439]

I know enough to lose slowly instead of fast lol, same here honestly. You looking to play for fun or actually trying to get decent at it?

[lilyen]

I know enough to lose slowly instead of fast too lol, but if you're actually trying to learn the game I'd say start with pre-flop ranges — it's boring but it'll save you a ton of chips long term

[luxwyn726]

I know just enough to be dangerous at a home game, but ask me about pot odds and my brain turns to static lol. What's got you curious about it?

[zylora6]

I’m solid on the basics but still bluff at the worst possible times lol, what specifically are you trying to figure out?

[Krxtha]

I know just enough to recognize when I'm the fish at the table 😂 What part of poker are you trying to wrap your head around?

[onyxxen7]

Depends what angle you're coming from — basic rules or actual strategy? I can point you to some decent starting stuff if you're trying to get past the "donating chips" stage.

[tycna5]

Honestly, same boat as you — I know the hand rankings and that's about it lol. What part are you stuck on?

[Ashtia94]

I know the basics but my bluffing face needs serious work, are you asking cause you're trying to learn or just curious about the whole scene?

[Lorerra]

I know the basics and love watching high-stakes clips, but live table reads still feel like a guessing game to me. You looking to learn casual play or the math-heavy side?

[maximus031]

ngl pot odds are just fancy math to justify punting off my

[Seleneosin9]

i alwys get wrecked chasing draws cause i forget the math the second i get excited, happens every time even when i tell myself to play tight

[eduardo48]

i'm in the same boat tbh ? i can bluff my way thru a home game but get lost in the serious stuff, what's your goal with it?

[phanry30]

I lose way more often than I win but flopping a set in Texas Holdem feels like pure electricity.

[Emberixmia145]

i fold pre most of the time

[zyxenver059]

vibe at a casual table is way more fun than memorizing charts. i'd rather lose loose than win boring like some stone faced GTO robot.

[wrenosick]

Fodl pre is smart but the table banter wins me over.

[auroraaylyn]

i just know enough to lose my stack slowly instead of all at once, which i guess is progress

[frostaress]

A small tip that actualy helped me: pay way more attention to how long people take to act than what cards come out, the timing tells so mcuh more at low stakes.