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At What Point Does Bankroll Management Become Too Nit-Ty?
We all preach solid bankroll rules, but is there a point where being overly cautious actually slows growth? Have you ever taken a calculated shot that paid off big or blown up a roll by being too aggressive? I’d love to hear how you all personally draw that line.- Debashis
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General Strategy Online Poker vs. Live Poker: Where Do You Think the Real Edge Is Now?
With tougher player pools online and a slower pace live, I go back and forth on which format is more profitable long term. Live feels softer, but online sharpens your skills faster. If you had to focus on one for the next year, which would you choose and why?- Debashis
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- Forum: Poker Strategy and Learning Poker
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How Do You Reset After a Brutal Session?
We all have those nights where nothing goes right. What’s your personal reset routine so tilt doesn’t carry into the next session? Do you take a full break, review hands immediately, or sleep it off?- Debashis
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- Forum: Phycology and Mentality
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General Strategy Are We Overvaluing GTO at Low & Mid Stakes?
With all the solver content out there, it feels like everyone is trying to play perfectly balanced poker. But at lower stakes, are we missing easy exploit spots by sticking too close to theory? I sometimes wonder if simple adjustments beat “perfect” play in soft games. Curious how you all...- Debashis
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What's the most epic poker comeback you've witnessed?
Honestly, it stings for a second. Nobody likes being slow-rolled, especially in a big pot. But I try not to give them the reaction they’re probably fishing for. I’ll usually just nod, say “nice hand,” and move on. If anything, it tells me more about them than it does about me. Staying calm is...- Debashis
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- Forum: General Poker Discussions
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What's the most epic poker comeback you've witnessed?
I once watched a guy get down to just a couple of big blinds in a tournament, everyone basically counted him out. He doubled up with a risky shove, caught some momentum, and suddenly couldn’t lose a hand. Within an hour, he’d chipped up to one of the leaders at the table. The whole vibe shifted...- Debashis
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At what point do you decide to "move down" in stakes to rebuild?
For me, it’s usually when I’ve taken a few tough hits and I can feel my confidence starting to slip. If I’m thinking more about the money than making good decisions, that’s my cue to move down. I’d rather rebuild at a lower stake than chase losses and dig a deeper hole. There’s no shame in...- Debashis
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- Forum: Bankroll Management
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How Young is Too Young to Play Poker?
In our house, I’d probably say around 10–12 years old is the minimum to learn poker, but just for fun, no real money involved. I think once kids can handle basic math, understand rules, and manage winning/losing without meltdowns, they’re ready for friendly games. Anything younger than that can...- Debashis
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- Forum: General Poker Discussions
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Should poker be an Olympic sport?
Personally, I wouldn’t be against poker being an Olympic sport. At the highest level, it’s a game of skills that combines math and decision-making, and all of it matters way more than just luck.- Debashis
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- Forum: General Poker Discussions
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Best poker books that changed your game?
There's this book called the "Applications of No-Limit Hold’em" by Matthew Janda. It really changed the way I thought about bet sizing and board texture. It’s more modern and gets you thinking in a balanced way, I feel.- Debashis
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Video What's the last poker related video you watched?
The last one I watched was a hand breakdown from the 2019 WSOP Main Event final table. Really interesting spot where they discussed ICM pressure and short stack dynamics.- Debashis
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- Forum: General Poker Discussions
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Debashis Here :)
Hi Everyone, I am Debashis, from India. :) Professionally, I'm an electronics engineer. In my free time, I like to watch movies/series, listen to music, and spend time with my close family and friends.- Debashis
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