Alexandra Rosenstein has a long way to go from her local CT poker table to the World Series of Poker circuit, but she loves to play the popular game of chance and skill for fun and for money. Rosenstein has never been one to bet big on a pair of pocket nines, but she has learned many tips from more experienced poker players she shares a table with regularly in her community. Rosenstein is a pharmaceutical researcher finding, as she puts it “the things that will make people sick” in new medicines and drugs trying to make it to the market.
Alexandra Rosenstein is well-known in small pockets of CT where she plays regular poker games. She learned over many games over several years that she can’t be scared to make the big bet, go all-in, or call opponents when she thinks they’re bluffing. Rosenstein also takes care to never reveal if she or if she is not bluffing or otherwise trying to bid another player out of the game. She takes each hand on its own, independently, one hand at a time. She bids based on her chip stacks, of course, but she doesn’t let a loss in the previous hand affect her decisions in the current hand, unless she learned a valuable lesson about her opponents in the previous hand.
Alexandra Rosenstein has taken the small tips and pieces of advice to heart in her poker games in CT. She has also learned an invaluable amount about the game from playing with serious players.
