Emiriii1 Posted July 7 #1 Posted July 7 🤑poker players have a tendency of being more than a few hours behind when the opponent has to play the same position every turn
Umbraick Posted July 9 #2 Posted July 9 Idk what you’re saying tbh, but if it’s about position, it’s still the same grind no matter how many hours behind you are lol
clotdra Posted July 9 #3 Posted July 9 ngl I've read this three times and still lost lmao, you mean like when someone's stuck playing the same spot over and over they get tilted and play worse?
Jadeva Posted July 9 #5 Posted July 9 bro i think you're mixing up position with being behind in time or something, cause position changes every hand unless you're playing some weird home game rules lmao
nyless87 Posted July 9 #6 Posted July 9 Yeah I’m lost too ngl, but if you’re talking about people getting predictable from the same seat then that’s just bad play not a poker thing
larslia Posted July 9 #7 Posted July 9 ngl I think OP's saying players get lazy and predictable when they're stuck in the same seat for hours, like they just stop adjusting or paying attention
rexvar1 Posted July 9 #8 Posted July 9 fr I think OP just worded it weird but yeah, when you're grinding the same seat for hours you def start auto-piloting and missing adjustments
halhx0r0u Posted July 9 #10 Posted July 9 lol i?m just here for the comments, y'all are killing me with the confusion ?lol i?m just here for the comments, y'all are killing me with the confusion ?lol i?m just here for the comments, y'all are killing me with the confusion ?
lorramia Posted July 9 #11 Posted July 9 I’d rather face somenoe zoning out from marathon sessions than a player who actually switches gears every orbit.
merienki Posted July 10 #12 Posted July 10 honestly i saw this happen last week in a home game where my buddy just kept folding to my utg raises for like three hours straight and i got lazy thinking he never had a hand there, ended up paying him off big when he finally trapped me with aces from the same seat lol
Gladeoresse Posted July 10 #13 Posted July 10 honestly if theyre behind hours theyre prolly tilted so i dunno if being predictable is the issue, they just punt
Umbraalora2 Posted July 10 #14 Posted July 10 I noticed this once when a guy played tight for six hours then suddenly three bet me from the cutoff every single orbit and I kept calling light assuming he was bluffing again, which cost me like two buy ins before I adjusted.
Kovaoslyn Posted July 10 #15 Posted July 10 id ratther face the tired guy who repeats himself than the one who wakes up with a random three bet out of nowhere
protonninja Posted July 10 #16 Posted July 10 tbh i feel like op is just tilted after a rough session and tryna sound deep fr ?
nylixund Posted July 10 #18 Posted July 10 i dunno i think predictable patterns make it way easier to exploit them not harder
Hollowaein Posted July 10 #19 Posted July 10 idk i feel like that pattern only works against total regs who actually track positions, but half the time its just a rec player zoning out not some deep tell
kendalliryx Posted July 10 #20 Posted July 10 the more predictable a regs rhythm the easier it is to fade their bets and not tilt into calling stations mode every other orbit
pedro823 Posted July 11 #21 Posted July 11 bro im confused as hell too lol but if you mean they get readable after teh same spot over and over then yeah bet ? fr fr
lilyayver Posted July 11 #22 Posted July 11 was playing a 6max table last night and kept hammering the cutoff guy every time he fatted big blind lol
ravnda Posted July 11 #23 Posted July 11 One trick I use when they get into that predictable positional rhythm is to record my own suspicion calls and review whether the bet sizings actually changed or if my brain just wanted action.
ladyseo2 Posted July 11 #24 Posted July 11 Yeah that kind of positional autopilot is a goldmine at low stakes PLO, you can just hammer them with overbets when their timing tells scream weakness.
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