Re: ✅ SwCPoker.club ♣️ BITCOIN POKER SINCE 2015 🏆 BSOP Tournament Series 6/20-7/13
Well, the minimum limit for withdrawals is 500 chips, which I also think should be reduced, but it's up to the team.
It depends on them and there's a reason why the minimum withdrawal is 500 chips. Maybe some modification could be done if they see that there's a demand for it. When this minimum limit was made for withdrawing, the price of bitcoin was much lower. That was why it applies. But due to the high price of Bitcoin at the present time, the withdraw limit has become much higher but the team says several times it can change it. But we have to wait for it.
Maybe you're raising too early and that's why everyone is folding early as well. You have to let them ride and you play it lowkey that you just either check or call if someone raises. And then when the river comes, that's the time you'll raise the however amount you want and see if they're going to fold or call. But at least you get all the chips that all of you raised beforehand.
Your thing is true but if I have such a card, I never raising in the beginning. I always wait for the opposite players to call or raising. But most of the time I see they do not do it, just check. And raising at the end of all and they all fold. Anyway your advice is much better. Hopefully in the future it will be useful to me.
It depends on them and there's a reason why the minimum withdrawal is 500 chips. Maybe some modification could be done if they see that there's a demand for it.
I know, I'm just saying that we had discussed this subject earlier in this thread, and many of us believe that it would be more convenient if the withdrawal amount is reduced from 500 chips to at least 300 chips, it would allow players with lower amounts to be able to withdraw as well instead of them trying to push to 500 chips or deposit more money only to withdraw what they have in the platform. It's their choice, of course, but we can obviously discuss about it.
Maybe you're raising too early and that's why everyone is folding early as well. You have to let them ride and you play it lowkey that you just either check or call if someone raises. And then when the river comes, that's the time you'll raise the however amount you want and see if they're going to fold or call. But at least you get all the chips that all of you raised beforehand.
Good suggestion. At first, I also used to do the same thing. Whenever I got a good hand, I used to increase the bet out of excitement and with confidence that I'm going to win, and that makes everyone fold immediately if they don't have a good hand. The best way is to let them continue, build up slowly, making them think that you also have an average hand, and they might win over you, and once the pot gets a bit bigger, and all community cards are open, then you can start increasing the bet.