How to Adjust to a Tilting Poker Player
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If you want to learn how to adjust to a tilting poker player, you need to start with learning which type of tilt your opponent is experiencing and adjust from there. Let’s discuss!
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Every poker player tilts differently. It’s easy to imagine the stereotypical tilting poker player who is overly aggressive and shoveling chips into the pot.
It’s also easy to exploit this type of aggression, you continue to allow them to bluff and call down extremely light.
This isn’t the only type of tilt you can take advantage of.
Poker variance can be scary, some poker players experience the stress of poker swings and go into their shells (turtle tilt, as poker pro Phil Galfond says in today's poker advice clip.)
You take advantage of this type of tilting player through aggression of your own. If they are going to ‘nut peddle’ and only play extremely strong hands your poker strategy simplifies, barrel and attack until they show resistance.
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I usually adjust to a tilting player by going completely card dead and missing every flop
@PhilGalfond
Жыл бұрын
This is what most players try but it can be improved upon!!
So many details at this beautiful game. Even the way a player tilts, is different and has to be recognised to adjust accordingly.
I dont want them to be lonely so i just tilt with them.
Hey Phil. If you remember me, I was the guy in your Livestream that said he got 6 final tables in January after watching your videos. So far as of may I'm chasing #16 In micro stakes. I would love it if you did a video or short talking about variance in poker and how life relates to it and if hours = long term investment/profit.
lol the term “turtle tilt” gave me a good chuckle
This is one of the most important instructional poker videos I've ever watched.
@PhilGalfond
Жыл бұрын
Thank you 😊
Speaking of tilt, how glad are you that the nickname “Sweaty Phil” didn’t catch on 😂❤
turtle tilt is why I get to leave the 1/2 game 60$ up and feel fantastic about it
I had to rite myself from an Extreme Tilt the other day. It's nice to know I can real it back if I have to.
Great advice!
I’m a turtle tilter. 😂
In Phil we trust
I don’t consider playing tighter “tilting”. Tilting means being upset, usually connotes loose, poor judgment
Aggresive tilters are the best especially when youre running hot
@PhilGalfond
Жыл бұрын
Agreed. Less fun when you're running cold, though!
Big misconceptions about tilting players. Tilting players don’t last long before they’re broke and leave. This doesn’t mean you’ll get them heads up. It doesn’t mean you’ll catch a hand against them. Is doesn’t mean that you’ll get past the gauntlet of other players on the table, who are are also cognizant of the fact. It doesn’t even mean you’ll win. So what the gurus are neglecting to tell you is: You’ll have a situation where’s likely 60/40. And you don’t need a titling player to have those odds if had just played your normal game. Obviously if you have a premium hand you’ll ‘catch him’. No shit Sherlock. People often get wrapped up trying to ‘get him’ that they often get involved in big pots vs another good player and after the clash😊 one of them will get his ass handed.
So ypuee saying, 'watch out for anything and everything'. Great advice 😒🙄