There are numerous useful and effective strategies to make a poker tournament successful but it is necessary to know how to use them at the right time and in the good situations. If you want to get ready for a poker tournament, in this article, you will go to be able to clarify some points in order to elaborate a good plan.
You have to know above all that poker is a game of situation. To be a good player is to know how to determine which weapon you need to overcome your opponent in every situation happening. Often, articles which think giving advice about the good strategies to adopt in poker game or the books making reference in tournaments of poker speak about the capacity to read opponents’ physical signs and behaviour as a redoubtable weapon. Nevertheless, it is not always the case. Remember that due to relying on the readings of the opponent’s hands frequently, it becomes a very fast custom in you and can even force you to take bad decisions.
If for example, you manage to gain several shots against a player by thinking that it is thanks to your good reading of him, if you see the player curling up his lips and moving them from the right to the left, you will be tempted to read this gesture as a sign of weakness. You raise by thinking that he is going to fold quickly. It’s only after seeing him sending a massive raising at first with most of his chips in the pot (thing that you when you found a good three of a kind) then you perceive that this time, he found a better hand.
Judging your opponent by the expression of his face, by his gestures and his behaviours, is enough to know his hands if you know well your opponent or if you had the opportunity to play with him often.
You have to know above all that poker is a game of situation. To be a good player is to know how to determine which weapon you need to overcome your opponent in every situation happening. Often, articles which think giving advice about the good strategies to adopt in poker game or the books making reference in tournaments of poker speak about the capacity to read opponents’ physical signs and behaviour as a redoubtable weapon. Nevertheless, it is not always the case. Remember that due to relying on the readings of the opponent’s hands frequently, it becomes a very fast custom in you and can even force you to take bad decisions.
If for example, you manage to gain several shots against a player by thinking that it is thanks to your good reading of him, if you see the player curling up his lips and moving them from the right to the left, you will be tempted to read this gesture as a sign of weakness. You raise by thinking that he is going to fold quickly. It’s only after seeing him sending a massive raising at first with most of his chips in the pot (thing that you when you found a good three of a kind) then you perceive that this time, he found a better hand.
Judging your opponent by the expression of his face, by his gestures and his behaviours, is enough to know his hands if you know well your opponent or if you had the opportunity to play with him often.
