postflop

[maxstell]

It's amazing how the game has evolved in recent years. Nowadays, those who do not study ranks, ICM and postflop play are at a clear disadvantage. Poker stopped being a game of intuition and became a science. More and more players are applying GTO, using trackers and discussing hands in forums like this one. The competition is tough, but that also makes it more interesting.

 

[Dale Steyn]

Absolutely agree! The evolution of poker has been fascinating to watch. It's no longer just about reading tells — now it's about studying ranges, mastering ICM, and diving deep into postflop strategies. GTO concepts and tools like HUDs and solvers have really raised the bar. It’s a tougher field for sure, but also way more rewarding for those willing to put in the work. The game's transformation into a mental sport is what keeps it exciting. If you're serious about improving, check out the latest version of the tools most players are using today.

 

[dreamer13]

This stage of the game is often considered the most challenging and exciting, as players must make decisions postflop based on the community cards and the actions of their opponents. It is important to be able to analyze the strength of a hand, predict possible combinations of opponents and effectively use various tactics to maximize your chances of success.Your own hand is the basis for your postflop decisions.

 

[Roller]

Poker has definitely evolved in recent years—or perhaps it's more accurate to say that it has always been in a constant state of evolution. This progression largely depends on the level of play and the stakes involved. As players move up in stakes, the challenges and complexities of the game naturally increase. Strategies shift, player tendencies change, and new dynamics emerge. Poker is ever-evolving, ever-changing—and that's exactly what makes it so captivating.

 

[margmilo44]

i always forget to play wider on the button

 

[888NOX888]

Yes, nothing and no one can stop progress, and everything changes in both life and poker. The key is to keep up with the changes.

 

[renisundernet]

That means feelings over personal poker strategies based on intuition are hard to evolve into smth long term plan that ensures efficiency, rather the tools are necessary to make competition a common identified basis for others who lack resources and knowledge are more easily identifiable and exploited. Nice take on thus and thanks for sharing it 👍

 

[bodil19982]

It's sad, I'm a regular player without trackers and software and it's sometimes annoying