Dominate Online Poker

Ever wondered why it's always the same players winning at cash tables and the same players who seat at the final table over and over again? It's because they've read the great poker books and strategies out there, but moreover play with breathtaking poker tools that blow your mind. Poker Tools which are able to preselect tables, give you +100 stats on your opponents before you even have played a single hand against them, preselect sit and go tables and calculate poker probabilities automatically with 100% accuracy. Imagine how much more easier the decision making process becomes..

Poker is a game of (limited) knowledge. Unless you play with the same guys all the time, in live poker you have limited knowledge about your opponents, about what's going to happen and about what happened before. This is because you mostly don't know the players you are up against, or you can't remember much about them, you don't know their playing styles, their betting patterns etc. Your brains have to learn things about your opponents. Meanwhile you have to calculate everything yourself. And you have to be able to play your own game.

This also goes for online poker, that is, for 80% of the players who play online poker. They play online poker no different from live poker. And thus, they have the same knowledge limitations.

This is because the knowledge gathered by a human being is mostly not all too accurate. The human brain can only store a certain maximum amount of knowledge. It cannot memorize EVERYTHING in complete detail. It also cannot calculate odds, outs etc. with 100% certainty and accuracy. Oh, and by the way, the accuracy and tenability of all gathered data becomes less trustworthy as emotions come along the process once a while (in other words, sometimes tilt overshadows logical and analytical play).
This is why online poker players, who play online poker the same way as live poker, play literally in the dark. And this is why people who play in the dark are called ignorant fish, dumb ass rooks in plain American English. I'm sorry to be so rude, but truth must come in plain and simple words.