Just to go all in every hand preflop is not poker. You are strictly hoping to get lucky and maybe get the thrill of hitting a hand. Play chips are made for that.
If you are going all in on hands you decided to play ( meaning you fold hands too) then you are hoping you have the best hand preflop and it holds up or get lucky if you don't. It's fine for a kill phil strategy if you expect to be outplayed by your opponent post flop, but again, not a strategy I recommend as your total poker game.
If you are going all in on hands you decided to play ( meaning you fold hands too) then you are hoping you have the best hand preflop and it holds up or get lucky if you don't. It's fine for a kill phil strategy if you expect to be outplayed by your opponent post flop, but again, not a strategy I recommend as your total poker game.
Shawnt said:
Going All in every hand takes the skill from the game and often puts a horrible taste in other players mouths. But to each his own, if it's part of your game then you have the right to play however you wish. Not my style but that's what makes everyone unique.
Shawnt said:
Your the guy!
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My question would be have you kept track of your All in Every Hand stats and has it been profitable in the long run for you.
80% of the time you will throw your cards without even entering the game. Naturally and as I believe and understand, the number of hands you play and the way you act with them will depend on a myriad of different variables. At the moment and as main advice there are only a small number of hands that you should play.Shawnt said:
It happens a lot in freerolls, but what can you do? I try to pick my spots where I can and fold mediocre hands to those bets more so than not. I will admit that it gets frustrating at times and you just have to go with your gut if you want to make the call. I generally find if you can make it past the rebuy period most of that comes to a standstill.
Good Evening! I will give you a personal experience. Lex is a well-known player and member of the pokerstars team. He plays tournaments with big buy ins and sometimes he also plays tournaments with small buy in. So for the little ones, he chooses to put allin in every round. The result is that it disappears within minutes.
The power of the All in!
All in has its place for sure. However, it is a bad game plan to just go all in every time. The pros do it, the onliners do it but these guys usually pick their spots. Playing quality starting hands with a sound betting approach will give better results over a longer period of time.
All in has its place for sure. However, it is a bad game plan to just go all in every time. The pros do it, the onliners do it but these guys usually pick their spots. Playing quality starting hands with a sound betting approach will give better results over a longer period of time.