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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6723871, member: 1003394"] Hello brother Well this is not an easy question to answer, although I will try. In my beginnings, around the year 2000, it was very difficult for me to go there. With the passage of time I began to see it as something natural in the game. I don't do it constantly, but I do it at different stages of the game, especially from the middle onwards. In the beginning, unless you have premium hands especially AA or KK, it is very difficult to go all-in. First, because you don't know the players at your table in general. Second, because you find many kite players who go allin with any card and can even beat you. It's good that in MTT Ko you have the possibility of rebuys, but in general I try not to do them, that is, play the tournament normally, as if it were a freezeout. As you get closer to the bubble, the situation changes. That is where the feelings of entering ITM begin to play, also the players who limp at the possibility of seeing the big hand, and many other situations such as position ranges, etc. Likewise, I don't go allin with bluffs or semibluffs, don't worry, if I go allin I have something behind me. I also believe that to go there you must also have some respect at the table. In other words, going all-in with AA anyone can do it, now going all-in with 66 is more difficult, but if you at the table achieved some respect and especially the one you will face has a stack less than yours and knows that he can be left out of the tournament against a bad decision, that player will think a lot before paying you an allin for example with K9 A10 A9 or hands like that. Then there are players with whom I have a lot of respect when it comes to going there and they are the Germans and especially the Ukrainians. They limps and openraises a lot in early position, and if you're going to shove against them be aware that you have something very important on your hands, because behind those openings they usually have bombs that when they explode they knock you out. Well try to be as clear as possible. Greetings brother and very good post:):):) [/QUOTE]

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