Of course if you have a very good hand it can be advantageous to string along other players as long as you can to increase the pot.Īnd all this depends on you knowing, at least roughly, what your chances of winning are.
If they do stay in the amount they put in more than pay for the odds of them actually winning. In a professional type game I would never get away with that as a lot of poker players will purposely (myself included) make a larger bet just to drop out the players that may win by luck. My brother used to hate it when I would win to an inside straight to his hand and I never really realized why I was so consistent in winning against him until I realized I was betting based on instinct, the bets he (and others) were making were very small and the addition I had to make to the pot was small enough that even though my odds of winning to an inside straight weren't that great the payoff when I did win was well worth the investment of when I didn't. And this is where the real game of poker comes in, not telling your opponent what you have by your bets, yet still getting the best possible outcome based on the odds of you winning any given hand.
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