What was the biggest mistake that made you evolve in poker?

[Ana_Rezende]

Hey, deck of cards! 😄

I was reflecting on some mistakes I made while playing and I realized that, no matter how much they don't make any bankrolls, it is precisely these failures that make me evolve the most.

Once upon a time I insisted on bluffing a call station on the river, full price in my face, and I missed a good part of the session. After that, I learned (to the max) that against the wrong player, bluffing is just a donation. 😂

So I wanted to hear from you:
👉 What was that mistake where you cracked and changed the way you played?
It can be technical, emotional, financial... anyone.

I think that sharing these experiences helps someone who is starting out (like me) a lot and shows that making mistakes is part of the process.

Tamo together! Let's evolve! 👊♣️

 

[Pulse_69]

When I first learned poker, a very big mistake was being confident that I knew everything, but the game showed that it was just imagination.

 

[bowserdon]

My biggest mistake was thinking A rag was a good hand and raise.