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Mike_25
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As a poker player, consistently being outdrawn is a rough beat, but there are some strategies to improve your position. You need to tighten up your starting hand selection and only play the cream of the crop. When you do play, bet and raise more with your strong hands to build the pot. Some players get action just to see the flop, you need to extract more value from each hand.
The cards will never change, so you have to. Adapt your game and don't get married to any one style. Pay attention to what types of hands your opponents call bets with. If they call raises with weak hands, keep stacking the pot. Also, look for opportunities to bluff when the pot is big, they may fold marginal hands. Outdrawing is part math and part psychology, you need to get into your opponents' heads. Staying patient and making good decisions will turn the tables in your favor.
The cards will never change, so you have to. Adapt your game and don't get married to any one style. Pay attention to what types of hands your opponents call bets with. If they call raises with weak hands, keep stacking the pot. Also, look for opportunities to bluff when the pot is big, they may fold marginal hands. Outdrawing is part math and part psychology, you need to get into your opponents' heads. Staying patient and making good decisions will turn the tables in your favor.
