#Poker Psychology
Poker content related to “Poker Psychology” · 5 items
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Which poker habit took you too long to unlearn? Reddit players discuss
On Reddit r/onlinepoker, players share their hardest poker habits to break. This article summarizes the most common ones, including overplaying flush draws, overvaluing small pairs, and being too passive post-flop, along with practical advice to fix these habits.
Is this King-high call a GTO genius or a lucky guess? GTO Wizard explains.
GTO Wizard analyzes a controversial King-high call, exploring whether the decision was based on optimal game theory GTO or just luck. This article briefly describes the analysis approach and common misconceptions.
Strategy
Mindset Preparation for Mixed Games: The Art of Switching from Single-Mode Thinking to Multi-Mode
Mixed games require players to frequently switch between different poker variants, which poses a significant challenge to mindset and thinking patterns. This article introduces how to build a robust mixed-game mindset from three dimensions: cognitive load, emotional regulation, and strategic adaptation, helping you maintain long-term profitability in changing situations.
Mixed Game Mental Preparation: A Complete Guide from Adaptation to Mastery
Mixed games such as HORSE and 8-Game require players to quickly switch between multiple poker variants, making mental preparation crucial. This article starts with strategic planning, emotional control, game switching techniques, and common pitfalls, providing a systematic psychological training method to help players maintain clear thinking in complex situations and improve long-term win rates.
Table Change Strategy in Multi-Table Tournaments MTT: How to Quickly Adapt and Profit
Table changes are common in multi-table tournaments, but many players lose chips due to failing to adjust quickly. This article explains in detail how to assess opponents, adjust ranges, use information gaps after a table change, and provides practical examples to help you quickly build an advantage at a new table.