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I waited for like 20 orbits folding junk and finally picked up aces, only to shove right into a guy who flopped a set 🤡 patience didnt pay off that time lol
Too much patiance just bleeds blinds tho
Folding aces pre is never the move though.
Yeah, waiting with a monster hand is way more stressful than pushing with a bluff somehow.
biggest thing i got is fold equity means nothing if you keep picking bad spots, better to just wait till you got some info on how the table plays before making any fancy moves, even if it feels like ur sitting out forever
Dont overthink against weak players, just bet your hand and let them make the mistake.
folded aces pre once, still feels wrong lol
Staying aware of your stack size relative to the blinds is something a lot of players ignore til it’s too late, and they end up shoving with trash hands just because they feel pressured. I started picking spots much better once I kept a rough note of who at the table folds to late position raises way too often.