The simplest advanced way of thinking as a poker player.

Is almost impossible to come up with the exact math in your head while playing specially since and most likely you wont be playing just one table, this is why we have to run as many spot/situations as possible using any EV calculator out there to be as familiar as possible with each of the most common situations, draw a line what would be our core strategy and adjust from there.
For me personally, trying to develop a accurate hand resding skill is far more important that getting better at knowing the exact number at the table i know a lot of people that have no knowledge about the math related to poker but have a natural talent to read hands that do pretty damn well, not saying that math isnt important just saying that investing more time in developing your hand reading skrill it should be more important.

Originally posted by Potamito
Is almost impossible to come up with the exact math in your head while playing specially since and most likely you wont be playing just one table, this is why we have to run as many spot/situations as possible using any EV calculator out there to be as familiar as possible with each of the most common situations, draw a line what would be our core strategy and adjust from there.
For me personally, trying to develop a accurate hand resding skill is far more important that getting better at knowing the exact number at the table i know a lot of people that have no knowledge about the math related to poker but have a natural talent to read hands that do pretty damn well, not saying that math isnt important just saying that investing more time in developing your hand reading skrill it should be more important.

I agree with you hand reading is far superior skill than calculating precisely plain math odds. In my opinion the best way is to remember odds for certain spots. For example you will hit set less than once If you see flop 8 times or precisely (2/50+2/49+2/48 ) 0,122482993.

I like the way you say everything ♦ but It's kinda not sweet as it seems

I mostly agree with you. To know your chances to win a hand is important. But there are some other important points to be able to to be a flexible poker player. These are, for example, psychology, variety of hands you are playing, the ability to read other players mind to predict if those are playing a winning hand or a losing hand. So I dont calculate winning chances at each time i play a hand.

To calculate your odds for winning, you need to put your opponent on a range. And to do that postflop requires a lot of other skills. Sorry to tell you, but there are not short cuts to learn poker to high level.

I always use word association to flank how thoughts are used to define what is.

I also like to use multiple concepts away from the table to further understanding dynamics along in my game.

The first two factors, first is us, the second is them, the third factor is what is.

Some cases we already know what is, others are made by how the opponent understands what is in moments when they define before we have the last action.

The more opponents in the hand the more expensive it will become.

In some cases the more aggressive I become the easier it is to read, then some dynamics are those of being patient, letting the table dynamics come to your game.

Individual dynamics are those of understanding of where I left off with who and how they played then playing off this dynamic as well.

Then using reads of ranges and exact hands for special situations.