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Mike_25
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When should a beginning poker player fold their hand rather than calling bets and raising the stakes? Folding can be hard for newcomers who want to see their hand through, but hanging on tap costs money more often than not. What are some tips for developing a good poker 'folding instinct' to walk away from bad beats sooner to avoid throwing good money after bad? As a pro, I think folding quickly to bad starting hands and scare cards is essential to survive as a new poker player. What else am I missing?
