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Toggle Quote On 2/11/2026 at 11:43 AM, loveria said:

If you’re stressed, position is too big

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yea simple rule

Would be cool to see real examples of mistakes and how to avoid them

stage one was chill but points came slow for me

bro remember 2017? Baku is never boring, anything can happen

Best time window imo is late night EU time, softer tables

Won a mini drone from some random twitch giveaway

True, they chase every draw, you can’t bluff them

If it was top 100 the prizes would be peanuts

At least in Mines you can pretend it was part of the strategy

Toggle Quote On 8/31/2025 at 8:42 AM, G h o s t said:

Yeah, but Swiatek usually finds her groove even on fast courts

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I’d put money on her

Going all-in feels fun till you bust three times in a row with q10 suited

Toggle Quote On 7/22/2025 at 6:10 AM, G h o s t said:

Yeah but be careful - blink and your balance is gone

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 right

Toggle Quote On 6/5/2025 at 4:21 AM, SKY said:

Honestly BF Games has been solid lately.

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Yep

Worth it or nah?

Toggle Quote On 5/14/2025 at 10:52 AM, Tonang said:

Feel you bro slowplay can be too expensive)

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100% bro

Hey everyone!
Let’s talk about pocket pairs in poker
Obviously AA is the dream and KK is solid but once you’re past the top few hands things get interesting
Some people love mid pairs like 99 or 88 for set mining. Others like small pairs like 22–66 for cheap flops and surprise value.
And then there’s always the question of how aggressive you play them preflop
So here’s what I’d love to know:

1. What’s your favorite pocket pair to play and why
2. How do you usually play it preflop
3. Do you treat small and medium pairs differently depending on the table
   Curious to hear from both live players and online grinders
   Let’s break it down

Hey everyone:)
I would love to get your opinion on a classic poker dilemma: do you enjoy grinding tournaments more, or do you stick to straight-up cash games?
Both formats have their own perks and pitfalls, so I’m curious where you land and why.
Personally, I lean toward tournaments.  The buy-in’s locked, I can focus on each hand, and let the structure guide my decision-making. I also find that table dynamics can shift in interesting ways: players tighten up or loosen at specific blind levels, that you just don’t get in a cash session. That pressure forces everyone to adapt, which keeps me sharper.
But I get the cash-game too
• Sit down or stand up whenever you want
• Reload if someone smacks you in the face
• Deeper stacks
• No late-night marathon if you bust early
So, for you:
• What makes you choose one format over the other?
• Do you switch depending on mood, bankroll, or schedule?
• Any underrated pros or cons I haven’t mentioned?
Share your thoughts, stories. Looking forward to hearing how the rest of you approach this never-ending debate!
Cheers, and good luck at the tables

Toggle Quote On 3/5/2025 at 11:00 AM, Hasan said:

all in is my best strategy

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Toggle Quote On 3/14/2025 at 5:31 AM, Ri Soimon said:

Yeah thats right

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I don’t see the point in virtual betting. At least real sports have stats to analyze