Hey Fish, how often do you play poker? You an internet player?
My game has been off for a couple weeks trying to figure out why.....
Seems like i'm getting some bad beats but i think it's b/c i'm not betting enough to get people out of their draws, but not even sure if i would be able to bet them out of them.....
My game has been off for a couple weeks trying to figure out why.....
Seems like i'm getting some bad beats but i think it's b/c i'm not betting enough to get people out of their draws, but not even sure if i would be able to bet them out of them.....
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by missouri:
Are there too many sharp players.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
There are both truly sharp players and an incredible influx of truly atrocious players due to the increase in popularity of the game.
To some extent this is determined by the limits you play and the casino location.
I find a mix is best since no-foldem holdem has a huge variance for your bankroll. I understand the Bellagio 2/4 game is this type of lottery.
In order to win you need to be better than 2-4 players at your table and figure out who the donors are while limiting your own donations.
Are there too many sharp players.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
There are both truly sharp players and an incredible influx of truly atrocious players due to the increase in popularity of the game.
To some extent this is determined by the limits you play and the casino location.
I find a mix is best since no-foldem holdem has a huge variance for your bankroll. I understand the Bellagio 2/4 game is this type of lottery.
In order to win you need to be better than 2-4 players at your table and figure out who the donors are while limiting your own donations.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by missouri:
I saw a show on Video poker on travel channel. Is that a good game. The guy pointed to the 10-7 on the video computer. Does it make a diffence what machine you play out there?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Yes, the machine makes all the difference if playing perfect stategy.
The 10/7 bonus that you referred to returns 100.17% with perfect stategy.........which makes it a longterm win for the educated player in the long run.
Throw in a good slot card and a nice promotion, and you have a very nice play on your hands that will yield you some nice profits.
I saw a show on Video poker on travel channel. Is that a good game. The guy pointed to the 10-7 on the video computer. Does it make a diffence what machine you play out there?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Yes, the machine makes all the difference if playing perfect stategy.
The 10/7 bonus that you referred to returns 100.17% with perfect stategy.........which makes it a longterm win for the educated player in the long run.
Throw in a good slot card and a nice promotion, and you have a very nice play on your hands that will yield you some nice profits.
Most games of 30-60 and above exist merely to feed off of one or two poor players. Before a bad player comes to the table, the good players get together and often take it fairly easy on each other waiting for the game to get going. The 15-30 and 20-40 games are usually 3 or 4 solid players, 3 or 4 players that have some idea but aren't long-term winners, and a couple that are the fish. As you go down in limits the players slowly work down the scale where the solid ones become more middling players and the middling players are closer to the live ones, but the house is increasing its relative take.
