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Reciprocality is an important part of poker. In fact, reciprocality is an ever-present reality we all experience daily, and not just during poker games. Before the act of flowing could occur, a difference must be present. Just as different elevations compel water flow or different pressures compel air flow, different poker players also compel cash flow. The reciprocal world of Full Tilt Poker shows that your actions and the actions of your opponents all matter in order for bets (or at the very least games) to be won.

The Importance of Reciprocality

To be more specific, reciprocality refers to any differences between you and other poker players that influence your bottom line. It’s the factor that determines money movement; for example, whenever one or two persons out of five does different in a given session, money moves, but whenever all players are doing the same thing during a given situation, there is no money movement. Like a current and air pressure, the person that does something different affects money movement and, in turn, dictates the pace of the entire game.

The poker universe is a veritable gold mine of reciprocality. Any topic is covered, and every session is accounted for. Whether it’s something as simple as selecting food or as complex as Ace-king in the big blind at limit holdem, reciprocality is ever-present. With that said, you want reciprocality to happen because you want to be able to have control of it and its ability to keep the money flowing. You want to make or identify beneficial differences between you and your fellow players so that their money will flow directly to you, theoretically speaking. It’s not really an exact science, but it’s nonetheless a measurable and confirmable phenomenon.

How to Control and Manipulate Reciprocality

Also, even though getting “theoretical” money isn’t as much of an incentive as winning actual money, it doesn’t hurt to improve your chances in getting the wealth and riches of your opponents by merely doing something totally different from what they’re doing. It’s an inspiring proposition, to say the least. Also, expected value and reciprocality goes hand-in-hand too, because you need to understand the value of each and every decision in order to make correct ones, while you also need to read the most likely decisions of your poker playmates in order to affect reciprocality in your favor. It all boils down to making the best decisions possible with both the people and value factors accounted for.

Every poker player must realize that each wager has two results: actual results based on events and the expected results based on analysis of poker math. What’s more, the ability to discern reciprocality roots from hindsight. Analyzing expected results with actual results as well as using your past poker experiences will help you in making unique and different decisions from your opponents, thus giving you more control. With that said, the most profitable hand when it comes to reciprocation is no one particular hand. Hands with the greatest reciprocal value are hands that are either rarely folded or played, because it lowers the chances of your opponents playing the exact same hand; in other words, it varies from player to player.