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Originally Posted by WorldBoFree
INFJ. I score way high in intuitive, usually 90%-%100.
I'm a big winner playing live vs. a breakeven to slightly losing player online.
I think this is because my extroverted feeling and empathy for people are reflected back to me in a natural way when I'm sitting at the table playing with people live.
When I play online, there's a disconnect there with the Feeling function, due to not having enough personal information to go on, and because of the shorter amount of time to process information.
So, often in tough spots, the N function and F function get tied up, and I have cognitive dissonance.
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Related post I made about a year ago in another thread:
View: INFPs are good at live poker because our intuition helps us easily pick up betting/logical patterns of villains, our superior empathy helps us understand who's on tilt and what kinds of motivations are underlying villains' actions in a hand, and we're good at observing/focusing on the big picture.
View: INFPs are bad at online poker because it's much more difficult to suppress emotions in the privacy of our own homes and to stay focused on "T"-oriented decision making and avoid going on tilt. We also lose the benefit of our most dangerous live poker gifts of knowing people. Without that kind of information available, our decision-making is impaired. Online poker is all "N" for us with suppression of "F" instincts.
View: I am probably unfairly imputing my poker self-assessment to all INFPs.
Obv, it's much easier to be successful at live than online given relative skill levels, but I know a lot of good live players who I soul crush in the live arena who have had a lot more success than me online.