7 thoughts on “World Series Of Poker App Tip – WSOP App How To Build A Bankroll”

1. I love poker. Mainly Texas hold ‘em. But it’s hard to find a good poker app that isn’t cheating in some way. Zynga poker I think it was called was as close as you’ll get to something good but I haven’t played it in years

2. If I get the app you have can I friend you and play with you? That would be awesome. Plus we could run the table together and take everybody’s money

3. I love that you’re a poker nerd too. I also love that you slow play. Now I know what kind of player you are and when you bet big, to muck my cards. One hand I know isn’t the best but I usually play every single time is pocket jacks. Reason why is because I won 50 bucks from a friend playing that hand when he hand ace king offsuit and flopped both an ace and king but I hit a jack on the river. Since then I’ve always felt good with pocket jacks. Only lost playing them a handful of times not counting the times I played them to see the flop but folded them before the turn if I didn’t like that flop. Make sense? Very tired so I’m hoping it did

4. Do you remember that black poker player Phil Ivey? I loved watching him. I got my skills from that dude. Just like how I got my stroke from Ron Jeremy

5. Ur tip isn't really specific to this app its basic noob 101 poker strategy that should be learnt very early when u start playing poker IF ofc u want to be good at poker. Good cards will win more chips more often than bad cards will. Also to win that many chips about 60million in 10 mins from only 5 million starting chips was extremely lucky and rare. I've played for over 30 mins on many occasions and either broke even or lost money bc of not having much luck or either being extremely unlucky or other players getting extremely lucky. Keep in mind there are basically two different extremes of poker players: 1) players that are trying to play poker and 2) players that are purely gambling and also the varying degrees in between these extremes.

   A much better tip for this app specifically and ALL poker is bankroll management which all good/great profitable poker players MUST learn. U should only gamble about 10% of ur total bankroll in cash games as a general rule and especially as an inexperienced low skill player. The reason for this rule is bc the element of luck can, but as all poker players will eventually discover, WILL ALWAYS at some point "turn" against you. Poker players refer to getting unlucky for a period of time as "running bad". This app is decent and also offers good rewards BUT it also encourages players to gamble. How? It only offers better rewards to play on higher stakes tables and by default it has the maximum buy in set. This is a ploy used by all sharks against prey – they try and get the prey to gamble. Who's the shark? Casinos, poker sites and apps, and good profitable poker players. The sharks will always eventually WIN everything and "you" the player will lose bc ur playing house rules and as the saying goes "the house always win". Many players buy chips not bc they aren't very good at poker but bc they don't understand or have any knowledge of bankroll management strategy.

   I check most players stats out of interest and curiosity and it paints an interesting story. Many players have won pots in excess of 1 billion chips and now have less than 20 million. These are the players that like to gamble and win BIG at times but inevitably will lose it all at some point. Most of the time u win a lot from these players BUT occasionally they will go all in with 72 and beat ur AA with stupid dumb luck. Occasionally this game WSOP like to reward the stupidity of these players with all ur hard earned chips in a few minutes.

   If a rich man offered u a triple or nothing bet on a cup of coffee coin flip every morning is it a bet or risk worth taking? Ur choice heads or tails if u lose he drinks your coffee if u win he gives it back plus 2 more coffees. It should be fairly obvious its a good bet or gamble, u could even say investment. After four morning u lose twice and win twice. So u bought 4 cups of coffee and lost 2, = 2 remaing plus won twice means u gain 4 totalling 6 cups. Ur profit was a win of 2 cups of coffee. This was an average but u could of easily lost 4 morning in a row or won 4 mornings in a row either way the risk Vs reward was definitely worth taking bc it was profitable on average. What if he offered the same deal for ur house? Most people would instantly understand the risk is much too high despite the rewards being exactly the same for the average family home owner. What if ur wealthy and own 3 houses or 6 houses or 10 houses? How much are u willing to risk? This is bankroll management. If u have 80million on the table and someone goes all in for 25million should u call with AA? Obviously yes of course but there is still a small chance of about 15% u will lose against a random hand against 1 other opponent. The more opponents ur up against the lower ur chance of winning is. Against 6 opponents ur chance of winning is only about 49% against random hands. So u could potentially lose a lot depending on how much of ur bankroll u have on the table. If it's 100% it will hurt a lot. Ofc if u win against all 6 players u could potentially win a lot say 6 x 25 million = 150m 25m + 55m (ignoring the rake for simplification) means ur bankroll is now about 230 million for a win or 55 million if u lose ur 25m investment. If u have played a lot of poker u will have experienced "running bad" and losing what we call coin flips 4 or 5 times in a row on odd occasions. Running bad will send u bankrupt if u don't at least use a use a bankroll limit of about 20%.

6. Easy to add unlimited chips… I am using —– POSTISGUIDES. COM

7. Do not waste precious time with this stupid video.

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