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The hardest part of being a poker pro isn't always becoming a winning player.
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I've seen plenty of talented players who could win at the game but could not consistently put in the hours.
Being able to grind is a skill too.
Answer: Fold ✅
Deep-stacked play out of position is all about playability. A common mistake is feeling obligated to defend our checking range by calling with A♣️K♣️ on a T♥️7♦️2♦️ flop.
Facing a large bet, AK has very few clean ways to improve. Even when an ace or king arrives, a diamond completes the flush around a third of the time, and on other turns, continued aggression often leaves AK bluff-catching.
The key is choosing hands that can make strong, nutted hands across different runouts. For example, AK with a diamond or hearts with backdoor flush potential has more playable turn cards.
Don't automatically call with AK just to defend your range. At deep stack depths, be selective and prioritize hands that can realize their equity comfortably out of position.
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@0xMrCurly@John10730121518 Rich people can put money in whichever kids' accounts they want. For example, Dell put $250 in 25,000,000 kids' accounts from specific zip codes. Others will give based on other criteria. Elon claims he will give 1 spacex share to all kids. Etc etc
@John10730121518 You seem to be very confused and enraged purely by the name of it. Trump has nothing to do with it… Also, random people you do not know, cannot airdrop money into your IRA for you. That was the point of my post. Get the free money for your kids.
@iamjizo That is the name the government gave it. It is not my job to name the government’s bills/agencies/etc. You are aware that I am not a politician or lawmaker, right?
@iamjizo ... Trump is not giving money. You must be unaware of what the accounts are. The government has already given young kids $1,000 each, Michael Dell has given some kids $250, and lots of other rich people have said they are giving too. It has nothing to do with Trump...
@IJustSayThngs@DraftDonks American tax code is absurd in all sorts of ways. That said, I don’t think kids are going to be sad when they have a pile of money that they then have to pay taxes on when they get older.
@John10730121518 Perhaps you are unaware of what Trump accounts are? Giving money to children has nothing to do with Trump, and none of the money is coming from Trump. Please do some diligence next time, because I struggle to see how giving children money to invest is a bad thing.
@josh_jacobs88@BlankAddd My post had nothing to do with the cost of living. I am not sure why you thought it did. It had to do with getting money from your kids that the government and wealthy people are giving to them.