Do you ever cross your fingers when you play ALL IN?

NiallPlays · Oct 12, 2021

I don’t but maybe I should start!

moularaki · Oct 12, 2021

no but hoping for the best

RParris · Oct 12, 2021

Nope

I do kinda squint my eyes a little and really don’t wanna look sometimes

Bennoda · Oct 12, 2021

clenched fists, crossed fingers, stroked my cat sorry it doesn't always help me XD

TCHUCO2005 · Oct 12, 2021

I'm always rooting for the last card, the river, not to hit my opponent. For example I go all in with AA and the guy calls, he with 99 and I get 9 no, 9 no, 9 no, and the river comes nine, and I get irate because whenever I double up this happens...kkkkkkk

uri73796 · Oct 12, 2021

fingers are not crossed, but still I think and worry that they will not move.

VVi10 · Oct 12, 2021

A little luck is always good, but I believe that to go all-in you need to have analyzed the entire table, the game situation, and your hand. When we call all in at the right time, we won't always win, as poker is like that, but the important thing is to play as correctly as possible, so that our profit margin is always positive.

korbal29 · Oct 12, 2021

Yes I usually do it when I am playing live tournaments

aissam18 · Oct 12, 2021

I usually do it when I play big buy in tournaments

martinlgs · Oct 12, 2021

jesusali1 said:
It's funny fellows but there are times when I cross my fingers when I take a risk against very closed hands, but when I have it very clear because I know that I will win, to whom this happens to the head hahaha.

I don't cross my fingers. and very few times what I do is minimize or change the window hahahahahaha

gunhead77 · Oct 12, 2021

I hold my breath for about 3 seconds

andreypuch · Oct 12, 2021

Of course yes. And I say, "Lord Help me!"

spectralwave · Oct 12, 2021

I don't rely much on luck in this disgust... when I play a hand it's out of conviction.

AlexStar1981 · Oct 12, 2021

I cross my fingers all the time and quite often it matches, but I don't think it really brings luck.

aviatorsam · Oct 12, 2021

All the time, my only tell

MrPokerVerse · Oct 12, 2021

Sure, cross my fingers, close my eyes and rub my 4 leaf clover. Can’t hurt right?

dzsire · Oct 14, 2021

I don't cross my fingers, just my heart beats harder, I guess, working the adrenaline in me.

tenk27 · Oct 14, 2021

Sometimes yes, but sometimes I pull my hair 😀🤣

rhennemcu · Oct 15, 2021

Sometimes and I do a lot was to pray that I would win the pot!

cindymagaly · Oct 15, 2021

No, it's never my type, I just pray a little to see if it helps, but it's very random when you go all in preflop I don't like to accept them very much because you leave or stay with the double, but if we are in the final bubble stretch I often reject them even if I have double A because it is a trap that the program places for you to eliminate you and thus speed up the tournament and do not stay stagnant

zipocool · Oct 15, 2021

I don't cross my fingers, but I close my eyes

pavel1111111 · Oct 15, 2021

no , never ....if i win it is ok , if i lose it is ok...but i hope i win

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xXFelaXx · Oct 15, 2021

i cross everything in my budy that's humanly possible to cross lol

satriyo · Oct 15, 2021

I get very nervous when I play all in, so I don't abuse.

franken222 · Oct 15, 2021

I cross my eyes....lol.

When I take a chance on an iffy hand, and go all in, I usually sit back, watch, and hold my breath.

I've got no nails left to bite, unless you want to send me some.

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