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s0ftdumps
Rock Star
Platinum Level
Adapting your style based on your condition and circumstances. It's true that there are various factors that can influence how we play, from fatigue to alcohol consumption. What matters most, as you rightly pointed out, is that whatever style we choose is ultimately constructive for our own well-being and enjoyment of the game.
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odonob
Visionary
Platinum Level
1.passive, tight, professional. Especially early in a MTT. Obviously more aggressive if I make it to the latter stages or a final table. The game dynamic changes at those levels of the game. I usually wait for decent hands and situations or try to exploit players who may have over played their hands.
xOneCoolHandx
Legend
Platinum Level
Glad you gave the option of writing your own style because mine does not fit with any of those catergories. I play a TAG style for the most part but I adjust my game depending on the circumstances and I will adjust my strategy against certain opponents once I have figured them out. They best way to make money at poker is find out what your opponents do wrong and exploit them. For example: if someone always folds to a cbet unless they have the nuts, then I cbet every flop no matter what my actual cards are because I know they are going to fold a huge majority of the time, and the few times that they don't, then I shut down and put no more money in the pot. I also widen my range when I think that I can be in a pot with them. When I am playing live, I like to talk to other players but my eyes are sharp as a hawk looking for tells and patterns. So maybe: TAG, exploitative, observant, chatty.
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jotis
Rising Star
Bronze Level
alibaba194
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I play tight-aggressive and always strive to maintain that style. Sometimes, I become too tight or too aggressive, so I aim to find a balance. Knowing when to hold back and when to increase aggression is key. If I master this balance, I believe I will become a very strong player.
