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When I play at the turn-based table, I want the ability to make my decision already during the opponent's turns, so they do not need wait for my move later.

For example, there is a table for 5 people. New round. I am a dealer, got 2,7 off-suit. I see there is a raise "under the gun". Of course, I do not want play my hand and I am going to fold.
Currently, everybody and I need to wait when the "cut off" player makes his decision (if the one in other timezone it might be 5-6 hours), then everybody needs to wait for my decision (yet another 5-6 hours, if it's my bed time when "cut off" does its move). So 10-12 hours just for 2 moves.
Having the option to fold at the opponent's turn, I set the flag to fold and the game does not need my presence at the table now, as soon as it becomes my turn, the game will fold my cards and save 5-6 hours for other players. If others use the same option, that would be a terrific save of play time.
It can be applicable for real-time games as well but the time-saving will be up-to a few minutes, not days.

Developing this idea further: the pre-action can be also a raise, not only fold. For example, I got a strong hand on flop and I am going to go "all in" or make a significant raise to force "all in" for others. I can make this decision in advance and perform a bet disregard of others' moves, and of course the bet (or fold) will be revealed later during my turn.

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When I play at the turn-based table, I want the ability to make my decision already during the opponent's turns, so they do not need wait for my move later.

For example, there is a table for 5 people. New round. I am a dealer, got 2,7 off-suit. I see there is a raise "under the gun". Of course, I do not want play my hand and I am going to fold.
Currently, everybody and I need to wait when the "cut off" player makes his decision (if the one in other timezone it might be 5-6 hours), then everybody needs to wait for my decision (yet another 5-6 hours, if it's my bed time when "cut off" does its move). So 10-12 hours just for 2 moves.
Having the option to fold at the opponent's turn, I set the flag to fold and the game does not need my presence at the table now, as soon as it becomes my turn, the game will fold my cards and save 5-6 hours for other players. If others use the same option, that would be a terrific save of play time.
It can be applicable for real-time games as well but the time-saving will be up-to a few minutes, not days.

Developing this idea further: the pre-action can be also a raise, not only fold. For example, I got a strong hand on flop and I am going to go "all in" or make a significant raise to force "all in" for others. I can make this decision in advance and perform a bet disregard of others' moves, and of course the bet (or fold) will be revealed later during my turn.

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When I play at the turn-based table, I want the ability to make my decision already during the opponent's turns, so they do not need wait for my move later.

For example, there is a table for 5 people. New round. I am a dealer, got 2,7 off-suit. I see there is a raise "under the gun". Of course, I do not want play my hand and I am going to fold.
Currently, everybody and I need to wait when the "cut off" player makes his decision (if the one in other timezone it might be 5-6 hours), then everybody needs to wait for my decision (yet another 5-6 hours, if it's my bed time when "cut off" does its move). So 10-12 hours just for 2 moves.
Having the option to fold at the opponent's turn, I set the flag to fold and the game does not need my presence at the table now, as soon as it becomes my turn, the game will fold my cards and save 5-6 hours for other players. If others use the same option, that would be a terrific save of play time.
It can be applicable for real-time games as well but the time-saving will be up-to a few minutes, not days.

Developing this idea further: the pre-action can be also a raise, not only fold. For example, I got a strong hand on flop and I am going to go "all in" or make a significant raise to force "all in" for others. I can make this decision in advance and perform a bet disregard of others' moves, and of course the bet (or fold) will be revealed later during my turn.

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When I play at the turn-based table, I want the ability to make my decision already during the opponent's turns, so they do not need wait for my move later.

For example, there is a table for 5 people. New round. I am a dealer, got 2,7 off-suit. I see there is a raise "under the gun". Of course, I do not want play my hand and I am going to fold.
Currently, everybody and I need to wait when the "cut off" player makes his decision (if the one in other timezone it might be 5-6 hours), then everybody needs to wait for my decision (yet another 5-6 hours, if it's my bed time when "cut off" does its move). So 10-12 hours just for 2 moves.
Having the option to fold at the opponent's turn, I set the flag to fold and the game does not need my presence at the table now, as soon as it becomes my turn, the game will fold my cards and save 5-6 hours for other players. If others use the same option, that would be a terrific save of play time.
It can be applicable for real-time games as well but the time-saving will be up-to a few minutes, not days.

Developing this idea further: the pre-action can be also a raise, not only fold. For example, I got a strong hand on flop and I am going to go "all in" or make a significant raise to force "all in" for others. I can make this decision in advance and perform a bet disregard of others' moves, and of course the bet (or fold) will be revealed later during my turn.

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When I play at the turn-based table, I want the ability to make my decision already during the opponent's turns, so they do not need wait for my move later.

For example, there is a table for 5 people. New round. I am a dealer, got 2,7 off-suit. I see there is a raise "under the gun". Of course, I do not want play my hand and I am going to fold.
Currently, everybody and I need to wait when the "cut off" player makes his decision (if the one in other timezone it might be 5-6 hours), then everybody needs to wait for my decision (yet another 5-6 hours, if it's my bed time when "cut off" does its move). So 10-12 hours just for 2 moves.
Having the option to fold at the opponent's turn, I set the flag to fold and the game does not need my presence at the table now, as soon as it becomes my turn, the game will fold my cards and save 5-6 hours for other players. If others use the same option, that would be a terrific save of play time.
It can be applicable for real-time games as well but the time-saving will be up-to a few minutes, not days.

Developing this idea further: the pre-action can be also a raise, not only fold. For example, I got a strong hand on flop and I am going to go "all in" or make a significant raise to force "all in" for others. I can make this decision in advance and perform a bet disregard of others' moves, and of course the bet (or fold) will be revealed later during my turn.

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When I play at the turn-based table, I want the ability to make my decision already during the opponent's turns, so they do not need wait for my move later.

For example, there is a table for 5 people. New round. I am a dealer, got 2,7 off-suit. I see there is a raise "under the gun". Of course, I do not want play my hand and I am going to fold.
Currently, everybody and I need to wait when the "cut off" player makes his decision (if the one in other timezone it might be 5-6 hours), then everybody needs to wait for my decision (yet another 5-6 hours, if it's my bed time when "cut off" does its move). So 10-12 hours just for 2 moves.
Having the option to fold at the opponent's turn, I set the flag to fold and the game does not need my presence at the table now, as soon as it becomes my turn, the game will fold my cards and save 5-6 hours for other players. If others use the same option, that would be a terrific save of play time.
It can be applicable for real-time games as well but the time-saving will be up-to a few minutes, not days.

Developing this idea further: the pre-action can be also a raise, not only fold. For example, I got a strong hand on flop and I am going to go "all in" or make a significant raise to force "all in" for others. I can make this decision in advance and perform a bet disregard of others' moves, and of course the bet (or fold) will be revealed later during my turn.

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When I play at the turn-based table, I want the ability to make my decision already during the opponent's turns, so they do not need wait for my move later.

For example, there is a table for 5 people. New round. I am a dealer, got 2,7 off-suit. I see there is a raise "under the gun". Of course, I do not want play my hand and I am going to fold.
Currently, everybody and I need to wait when the "cut off" player makes his decision (if the one in other timezone it might be 5-6 hours), then everybody needs to wait for my decision (yet another 5-6 hours, if it's my bed time when "cut off" does its move). So 10-12 hours just for 2 moves.
Having the option to fold at the opponent's turn, I set the flag to fold and the game does not need my presence at the table now, as soon as it becomes my turn, the game will fold my cards and save 5-6 hours for other players. If others use the same option, that would be a terrific save of play time.
It can be applicable for real-time games as well but the time-saving will be up-to a few minutes, not days.

Developing this idea further: the pre-action can be also a raise, not only fold. For example, I got a strong hand on flop and I am going to go "all in" or make a significant raise to force "all in" for others. I can make this decision in advance and perform a bet disregard of others' moves, and of course the bet (or fold) will be revealed later during my turn.

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When I play at the turn-based table, I want the ability to make my decision already during the opponent's turns, so they do not need wait for my move later.

For example, there is a table for 5 people. New round. I am a dealer, got 2,7 off-suit. I see there is a raise "under the gun". Of course, I do not want play my hand and I am going to fold.
Currently, everybody and I need to wait when the "cut off" player makes his decision (if the one in other timezone it might be 5-6 hours), then everybody needs to wait for my decision (yet another 5-6 hours, if it's my bed time when "cut off" does its move). So 10-12 hours just for 2 moves.
Having the option to fold at the opponent's turn, I set the flag to fold and the game does not need my presence at the table now, as soon as it becomes my turn, the game will fold my cards and save 5-6 hours for other players. If others use the same option, that would be a terrific save of play time.
It can be applicable for real-time games as well but the time-saving will be up-to a few minutes, not days.

Developing this idea further: the pre-action can be also a raise, not only fold. For example, I got a strong hand on flop and I am going to go "all in" or make a significant raise to force "all in" for others. I can make this decision in advance and perform a bet disregard of others' moves, and of course the bet (or fold) will be revealed later during my turn.

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When I play at the turn-based table, I want the ability to make my decision already during the opponent's turns, so they do not need wait for my move later.

For example, there is a table for 5 people. New round. I am a dealer, got 2,7 off-suit. I see there is a raise "under the gun". Of course, I do not want play my hand and I am going to fold.
Currently, everybody and I need to wait when the "cut off" player makes his decision (if the one in other timezone it might be 5-6 hours), then everybody needs to wait for my decision (yet another 5-6 hours, if it's my bed time when "cut off" does its move). So 10-12 hours just for 2 moves.
Having the option to fold at the opponent's turn, I set the flag to fold and the game does not need my presence at the table now, as soon as it becomes my turn, the game will fold my cards and save 5-6 hours for other players. If others use the same option, that would be a terrific save of play time.
It can be applicable for real-time games as well but the time-saving will be up-to a few minutes, not days.

Developing this idea further: the pre-action can be also a raise, not only fold. For example, I got a strong hand on flop and I am going to go "all in" or make a significant raise to force "all in" for others. I can make this decision in advance and perform a bet disregard of others' moves, and of course the bet (or fold) will be revealed later during my turn.

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When I play at the turn-based table, I want the ability to make my decision already during the opponent's turns, so they do not need wait for my move later.

For example, there is a table for 5 people. New round. I am a dealer, got 2,7 off-suit. I see there is a raise "under the gun". Of course, I do not want play my hand and I am going to fold.
Currently, everybody and I need to wait when the "cut off" player makes his decision (if the one in other timezone it might be 5-6 hours), then everybody needs to wait for my decision (yet another 5-6 hours, if it's my bed time when "cut off" does its move). So 10-12 hours just for 2 moves.
Having the option to fold at the opponent's turn, I set the flag to fold and the game does not need my presence at the table now, as soon as it becomes my turn, the game will fold my cards and save 5-6 hours for other players. If others use the same option, that would be a terrific save of play time.
It can be applicable for real-time games as well but the time-saving will be up-to a few minutes, not days.

Developing this idea further: the pre-action can be also a raise, not only fold. For example, I got a strong hand on flop and I am going to go "all in" or make a significant raise to force "all in" for others. I can make this decision in advance and perform a bet disregard of others' moves, and of course the bet (or fold) will be revealed later during my turn.

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