Quote from: Ulven on Today at 09:31:23 PM

You're quite correct; discussing ways to improve one's poker skills may be very advantageous for both players and the poker community as a whole. Openly exchanging information not only aids players in their development but also promotes a sense of community among poker lovers. Players can improve their skills collectively through these interactions, which makes the poker world more exciting and competitive. Consider joining debates where players may openly exchange knowledge and experiences in order to advance as a community of poker enthusiasts.
I'd love to hear from fellow game enthusiasts about cheating. Grin

While bluffing can be effective, it should be used sparingly and strategically. Overuse of bluffing can lead to losses.

I believe bluffing is a kind of strategy and it doesn't guarantee winning especially if your opponent is aware of it, which is fair I guess. Also, its efficiency depends on the player who does it which is why I cannot see it as cheating, 'coz if it is, it should be applicable to anyone who would do it on the actual game.

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Quote from: Katy Laurence on Today at 12:48:41 PM

To improve poker game. One must know the basics of how to play poker game. Study poker strategies, different hands in poker, probabilities. Practice reading opponents.

I agree with everything you said. Reading your opponents and how they react but this is hard when you're playing poker online but when you do this offline and you're in front of each other, you'll have to do the art of reading their reactions and faces as it will help you decide.

Quote from: Katy Laurence on Today at 12:48:41 PM

Alot of patience and clamness. It involves both skills psychological and risk management.

Together with reading them, you have to be patient and calm so that's right as well. You'll need to be patient as you wait for how they move and as you observe them whether they're like a bluff guy or a risk taker or just folds when they don't have a strong card.

Improving your poker habits doesn't only mean knowing rhe game more but also improvising what you have saw in it. Perhaps with poker, it was originally just being played as is but as time goe by card reading, bluffing, reading your opponents' reaction and such, were now being used to dominate opponents in this game.