That is a real problem, since they are everywhere they only think of being in front of all of us, and it is frustrating because they win and win, and a couple of AA's many times lose, and they want to break everything, and you end up losing your ticket with these bingueros. 🙁
You can open larger and 3bet larger. There is no rule that you have to open for up to 3x. You can open larger. The downside is everyone might fold to your AA. But the more people who call in earlier positions the more like others will follow.
Make em pay to see a flop. Make em pay to draw.
Make em pay to see a flop. Make em pay to draw.
the variance always seems to be on the wrong side is the beauty of poker that despite playing well or very well a bingo player may come and steal the entire stack, the best thing is to continue participating, the result for them will always be negative
i beat the micro
I beat the micro stakes and i can tell there is nothing you can do. You cant have the nuts and lose lol so stop and think for a while why you really losing. Do you study 4 hours a day? do you constantly reflect on your loses and try to figure out how to not lose in those spots anymore? Be honest do you really follow the new strategies and concepts. If not i tell you there are a lotta players out there who do and it might look like they bingo but they are out playing you. Maybe if your playing for fun and have some money try higher buy ins and youll most likely hate losing to better players. Be honest with yourself.
kidkarioka said:
I beat the micro stakes and i can tell there is nothing you can do. You cant have the nuts and lose lol so stop and think for a while why you really losing. Do you study 4 hours a day? do you constantly reflect on your loses and try to figure out how to not lose in those spots anymore? Be honest do you really follow the new strategies and concepts. If not i tell you there are a lotta players out there who do and it might look like they bingo but they are out playing you. Maybe if your playing for fun and have some money try higher buy ins and youll most likely hate losing to better players. Be honest with yourself.
Push in your stack before they push in there's. Another strategy is to 3 bet them all in after they raise. If you're in the small blind and it it's folded to you push your 100 BB stack to win the big blinds 1BB. They like that, hehe.
After a few rounds of relentless punishment they will bow the knee and submit then you my friend will PWN them for life.
After a few rounds of relentless punishment they will bow the knee and submit then you my friend will PWN them for life.
I dont think there is anything that can be done when i get a premium hand i make a over the top raise like 10x the bb and yet they still call and if they hit the flop in any way there is no getting them off the hand, just unfortunate if there hand improves and get you're chips but like people keep saying in the overall scheme of things they dont last and go out early but they do hurt some good players on their way out!!
kidkarioka said:
I love loose and wild players, because they are literally like an ATM. Sure sometimes they will bust me from a tournament, but then I just rebuy or play another one. And more often they will chip me up, which allow me to make deep runs and win tournaments. If you are concerned with "the quality of the game", you could consider to play more rarely but for a higher buyin like say 11$. Its still no more, than you would spend on a meal in McDonalds at least in some countries. So perhaps make a budget and decide, how many 11$ tournaments per month, you can afford to play. If you are playing recreationally, there is no point in playing in games, you dont enjoy.
In Free-rolls especially, you do get a few "Bingo Player's" that just don't give a damn because it is free and they are losing nothing, but you can get them in Live games as well.
Playing in a Cash Game at a local Pub, they had Blinds of 25 Pence and 50 Pence every hand just to try and keep the game Friendly and not get too far out of hand.
When a stranger who had never been before, started to raise pre-flop by 10X and 20X the BB, he basically was running the table and stealing every blind, until I was dealt a monster pair and I shoved all-in against one of his £10 Pound raises, he folded immediately and I showed Pocket Kings, a couple of hands later he started doing his old trick of raising to big for the size of the blinds and I shoved over him again, this time I showed a 7/2 suited when he folded, and I said don't try conning money out of us, because next time I will have a hand.
He immediately left and never came back.
At the end of the day I didn't give a damn about how much I could lose, because I only bought in for £30 and it was money I was willing to lose, but I didn't like him being so aggressive in a Friendly game we played every week.
Money becomes Immaterial when you buy-in for what you are willing to lose, and I consider the buy-in "Dead Money" it is not mine anymore, it only belongs to the Prize pool or the Cash on the table, It is my job to win it back, if I play correctly and can win it back.
Sometimes I win, Sometimes I lose, but the important part is, that it is money I am willing to Pay, to Play a game I Love and Enjoy.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
(and go home) 🙂
Playing in a Cash Game at a local Pub, they had Blinds of 25 Pence and 50 Pence every hand just to try and keep the game Friendly and not get too far out of hand.
When a stranger who had never been before, started to raise pre-flop by 10X and 20X the BB, he basically was running the table and stealing every blind, until I was dealt a monster pair and I shoved all-in against one of his £10 Pound raises, he folded immediately and I showed Pocket Kings, a couple of hands later he started doing his old trick of raising to big for the size of the blinds and I shoved over him again, this time I showed a 7/2 suited when he folded, and I said don't try conning money out of us, because next time I will have a hand.
He immediately left and never came back.
At the end of the day I didn't give a damn about how much I could lose, because I only bought in for £30 and it was money I was willing to lose, but I didn't like him being so aggressive in a Friendly game we played every week.
Money becomes Immaterial when you buy-in for what you are willing to lose, and I consider the buy-in "Dead Money" it is not mine anymore, it only belongs to the Prize pool or the Cash on the table, It is my job to win it back, if I play correctly and can win it back.
Sometimes I win, Sometimes I lose, but the important part is, that it is money I am willing to Pay, to Play a game I Love and Enjoy.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
(and go home) 🙂
I believe that you can only afford to be a bingo player if you have money left over in your account or you are stupid, otherwise I don't understand it.
The only way to deal with them, however, is to hope for a strong hand and pray. Greetings !!
The only way to deal with them, however, is to hope for a strong hand and pray. Greetings !!