BIGIBLE92

ngl i've had dealers where i swear the ball lands in my favor way more, like every time olga’s dealing it feels like i’m on a heater. totally feels real in the moment, almost superstitious lol. but i know in theory it should all be random, and probably i just remember the good runs. does anyone else kinda chase specific dealers, or am i making patterns out of thin air here? does sticking with one ever actually help you, or just another gambler’s fallacy?

yeah i get why people say bluffing is a key part of poker. like, every movie ever makes it seem like you gotta be throwing chips in with nothing half the time. i get sucked into that mindset sometimes too, especially if i’m running cold or the table is all tight players. but honestly, the more i watch live games, most players don’t actually bluff as much as folks think. if anything, i see people overvaluing weak hands way more than the sneaky bluffs. it’s easy to justify one bad move if you call it a bluff but half the time it’s just plain hoping. i’m starting to think maybe it’s something new players lean on just to feel in control or unpredictable, when really the strength is in picking spots carefully. curious what feels "normal" for people who play at real tables versus online.

i kinda get why sticking to weekends feels smart. it’s when you got the time, maybe a better shot at catching all the news, more energy to follow the games. i always do live dealer stuff on weekends myself, just feels right. but then again, skipping the weekdays means missing out on lines and promos. feels like books know everyone’s waiting for saturday and sunday, so they load up midweek with little bonuses or softer lines since fewer people are paying attention. it’s tempting to keep it to weekends for sanity, but then i think about some decent value slipping through the cracks on a tuesday night. guess my question is, for anyone who sticks to weekends - have you ever felt like you’re leaving too much behind, or is it just a myth that midweek is worth it?