How do you play against a "donkey"?

r21sp · Mar 14, 2019

people who constantly go all-in (according to your version - donkeys) are my favorite opponents! These are the most respected online poker players! thanks to them i play plus))

Nano5722 · Mar 14, 2019

Just make a huge bet with a good hand, so this calling station players will call and you will win.

leogetz79 · Mar 14, 2019

sometimes its to late to know how to play a donkey, because he could have gone all in with 72 and flopped a full boat and your AA or KK didnt matter nothing

molokheia · Mar 14, 2019

unnamed72 said:
As a rule, donks are in the beginning of mtt, just play 20% of hands in the beginning ��

Hi There fully agree
You find these fishes at the beggining of every tourney
But this is somthing to take note
20% of the tourney plays
I must say that you´ll find them until the bubble nears
After that the game becomes serious
Rgds

EVA777 · Mar 14, 2019

lostlittle said:
What do you do against players that call with e everything and continue to call. It just seems the calling station wins to many times. Everyone should what a donkey is.
I cawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwed

In tournaments, I wait for them to be less! They fly out of the game before! Then the real Poker begins!

BesseNuts · Mar 14, 2019

Donkeys are callers, are agressive when they didnt hit a hand. Good cards ar necessary!

Ranish625 · Mar 14, 2019

lostlittle said:
What do you do against players that call with e everything and continue to call. It just seems the calling station wins to many times. Everyone should what a donkey is.
I cawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwed

Only patience and endurance, donkeys usually do not play for a long time and quickly fly out, I usually in this case wait for a very strong hand.

fernandovr · Mar 14, 2019

do not bluff, patience, patience and aggression.

ANATOLII1981 · Mar 14, 2019

the one who always calls

the main thing here is not to freak out and try to wait for the most opportune moment to open its unknown cards. And when a good hand reaches you, let them continue to call all your streets — and especially the last all-in)))))). Or keep playing calmly and confidently, raising every time you have a big chance of catching the best hand - for example, straight draw and flush draw. In general, make such an opponent pay all your good hands all the time.:y::y::y:

kriss22m · Mar 14, 2019

nellorossi83 said:
Perfect... wait for great cards and take her money

I used to play that donky style lol. but actually doesnt help lot.it may takes u somethimes to grow fast (chip leading) but then u lossing fast if u keep playing same way. So..best way is to waith your chance with good cards and hit the donkey. or if not me,100% will be elliminated by other for sure. Donkeys "die"fast. thats why they never get in to the money .

Datdude1 · Mar 14, 2019

When playing against someone who always call takes patients. I wait for the right hand and then I try to squeeze every chip I can out of them.

Yoda82 · Mar 14, 2019

Play tight early on against these players. The more times you get to showdown and they see you winning/strong hands, the more likely you are to get them to call their bad hands and fold their better hands. Also, don’t waste your breath critiquing their play. Say good hand and move on. You won’t ever get through to them and it could cause them to call you more often just to spite you and put you on tilt.

AlexBlefer · Mar 14, 2019

sometimes u must be like cameleon , (donk play )

and
patient..

SprMnd · Mar 14, 2019

Against such players, I play as simple as possible - with a strong hand I am barreling on three streets to the maximum and never bluffing. I do not bet and do not make cbets with weak hands but often push all-in with nuts. So they call and lose very easy.

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