There are now only 44 players remaining from the 143 entries made here on day 1B. Only 25 percent of the players from each of the three starting flights will move on to day 2. ...
Reading And Exploiting Your Opponents’ Emotions: Very Loose-Aggressive Playersby Alan Schoonmaker | Published: Oct 10, 2018 |
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The first column of this series said there are two types of emotions: • Long-term ones such as love of action and fear of losing • Short-term ones such as anger It’s easier and more important to read long-term emotions. You can see how people generally play which helps you to predict how they will usually play in the future. It’s harder to read short-term emotions because you have much less information, and you usually can’t tell whether a few plays are caused by emotions or other factors. They may not make those plays again. We’ll analyze the most important long-term emotions, and the most obviously emotional players: the very loose-aggressive action-lovers. They’re often called, “Maniacs,” a very apt nickname. They are – by a huge margin – the most recognizable and important emotional opponents. They play far more hands than most people, and they play them much more aggressively. ...
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