Ash Always wins

[Zeven]

Playing a very good hand or having him in a showdown.
You guessed it. He ALWAYS wins, no matter what.
I have it TOO many times where in a showdown me and Ash are at Like (90% Me) (Under 10% Ash) He constantly wins! Always! In a row. Really.
Just... F*CK ASH!!! I've hated him since i've started playing this game! Because he always wins no matter what.

[Cabanela]

TIP: Wait until he is knocked out by Brock, Clap trap, or Sam, then go all in.

[Cabanela]

Oh I forgot, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZlnBA1gOrE

[James]

it's just a game bro it's easy

[noctemdracone velk.ca]

Meanwhile Sam is the one that gives me the most trouble because he always plays super cautiously. It's like he has a certain amount he auto folds for based on the strength of the cards he has. If you go over that, he auto folds.

[OMGSPY!]

Claptrap is my nemesis. He is an early game bluffer and has a tendency to clean me out while I'm trying to clean some one else out.

I had a 1v1 with Ash recently but it wasn't the end of the world. Just take it slow and remember that he rarely bluffs. If he is betting high, there is a reason for it.

[noctemdracone velk.ca]

Something I have noticed with Ash though is that his ability to play revolves around his confidence level. The more he wins hands, the higher it gets. The more he loses hands, the lower it gets. He behaves differently based on his confidence level. If it is low, he is quicker to fold even if he has a good hand. If it is high however, he is more likely to stay in on a hand and even more willing to stick with it even if he has bad cards so long as the bets are not too high.

Claptrap plays like the idiot he is and tends to cause himself to lose moreso then he actually pulls off a win. Just coax him in with small bets to make him think you have nothing and he usually takes the bait.

Brock is pretty easy to deal with. He is quick to anger, especially if he has bad cards or is on a losing streak. Try to avoid letting him get on a winning streak however as he plays aggressively when he takes chip lead. Otherwise he is easy to beat as he rarely bets much unless he thinks he has you beat.

Sam is easy to beat as well as long as you keep the bets low unless he himself is making large bets. The problem is trying to figure out what would be a good bet based on what you have and what he might potentially have. I usually check and let him take the lead on betting so I can get a read off his bets to get a general idea of how far he is willing to go with the cards he has.

[Jellybean]

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Originally posted by shadowdragoon66:

Something I have noticed with Ash though is that his ability to play revolves around his confidence level. The more he wins hands, the higher it gets. The more he loses hands, the lower it gets. He behaves differently based on his confidence level. If it is low, he is quicker to fold even if he has a good hand. If it is high however, he is more likely to stay in on a hand and even more willing to stick with it even if he has bad cards so long as the bets are not too high.

Claptrap plays like the idiot he is and tends to cause himself to lose moreso then he actually pulls off a win. Just coax him in with small bets to make him think you have nothing and he usually takes the bait.

Brock is pretty easy to deal with. He is quick to anger, especially if he has bad cards or is on a losing streak. Try to avoid letting him get on a winning streak however as he plays aggressively when he takes chip lead. Otherwise he is easy to beat as he rarely bets much unless he thinks he has you beat.

Sam is easy to beat as well as long as you keep the bets low unless he himself is making large bets. The problem is trying to figure out what would be a good bet based on what you have and what he might potentially have. I usually check and let him take the lead on betting so I can get a read off his bets to get a general idea of how far he is willing to go with the cards he has.