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In this episode, Valerio and Ray explore the Scaredy Cat—the player who starts protecting their winnings instead of playing their best poker. After building an early lead, fear of finishing the night as a loser can lead to missed value, excessive folding, and predictable play. They discuss why playing scared is often driven more by pride than money, how it compares to protecting a chess rating, and how observant opponents can exploit this cautious mindset.
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By Valerio Sara and Ray Morris-HillIn this episode, Valerio and Ray explore the Scaredy Cat—the player who starts protecting their winnings instead of playing their best poker. After building an early lead, fear of finishing the night as a loser can lead to missed value, excessive folding, and predictable play. They discuss why playing scared is often driven more by pride than money, how it compares to protecting a chess rating, and how observant opponents can exploit this cautious mindset.
Send comments and requests for future episodes to:
[email protected]
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