How to deal with all in players?

[RQS31]

I've playing poker since 3 to 4 years but I can't think of a way to deal with all in players. They literally do all in on every 2nd or 3rd hand

 

[Maximum]

Wait for a decent hand and snap them ( easy)

 

[BillyR23]

The strategy is actually quite simple: wait for premium hands(most of the times you'll have way way better equity vs. your opponent/ whale/ maniac) and just go with it... sometimes you'll lose but remember that on the long run you'll print money against this type of players using this strategy...

GLGL at the tables!

 

[Gritz18]

I've playing poker since 3 to 4 years but I can't think of a way to deal with all in players. They literally do all in on every 2nd or 3rd hand

It's no use in lower limits or in freerolls, you will always find this type of player, the best strategy is to be patient and wait and play only with your strong hands, especially at the beginning of the tournament, when the tendency starts to get close to the money It's the game to calm down a bit.

 

[pavel1111111]

I usually wait for them to bust and , of course , if I play with them only premium hands

 

[testing826]

i go with connected st8it usally flush em out

 

[Cooking]

I wait for a very strong hand and call the all in, it usually works.

 

[knutwuchtig]

preflop all in? for example i had often AA and i lost more than i win, so its gambling or luck for me.

 

[werty328]

I've playing poker since 3 to 4 years but I can't think of a way to deal with all in players. They literally do all in on every 2nd or 3rd hand

wait for a good pair of high or AK of the same suit) I don’t like such players myself, but I go all-in on such cards

 

[amonlima]

In this case, play and try to extract the maximum with your best hands.

 

[samuri]

I wait for a great hand then take him or her out. Most times other players at the table do it before me.

 

[christovam]

You will have to be more careful at the beginning of tournaments, as this is when most players want to fold right away. So at the beginning only play good hands in position. As you get further into the tournament the maniacs will slow down and you can let go more.

 

[PINOY]

Sit out and hope you got transferred but get back in with monster hand

 

[Sopt]

It can really be frustrating to play against them, especially if you call em with premium hands and get cracked post flop. On cash tables it's even worse, because they usually leave the table after they win such all in, so the best thing you can do is to mark them for later on. On the long run they should be the one giving you the money.
So it's pretty much like others have mentioned already. You wait for premium hands and try to take their money that way. No other way around it.

 

[Jamil]

Wherever you go the all in follows you😆

 

[Snake2007]

To do this you have to win almost all the hands and of course to win the whole game which is very difficult but not impossible.

 

[mateuszjason]

From my own experience and I play for 9 years. practically every day on average 2/3 hours.

To me the tactics are simple, either you fold and do not risk losing the whole stack.

Or you wait for AA and check, in this situation even KK folds, it's a bit of a shame for me to risk tournament life to satisfy my ego.

 

[RQS31]

The strategy is actually quite simple: wait for premium hands(most of the times you'll have way way better equity vs. your opponent/ whale/ maniac) and just go with it... sometimes you'll lose but remember that on the long run you'll print money against this type of players using this strategy...

GLGL at the tables!

Thanks for advice

 

[zer0ne]

Wait until the opportunity comes to you, then pounce on them

 

[tihomir_kula]

I then consider money sponsors.

 

[redmast]

Only a few hands can help you. But not always.

 

[CryptoBlood]

Sometimes it is hard to play with that kind of players.I just wait strong hands like AA,AK,AQ or something like that and I play all in on that hands and I pray to win that hand and if I am lucky I win.

 

[A kiravio]

Hello, I have my opinion, even if it seems stupid to some. I don't know exactly if you mean if you go all in after it was someone else's or are you the first to jump in (I don't think it would be off topic otherwise)I also enter many times if the stack allows me to double the pot in my favor, but I take into account what I can lose, often it costs me everything🙃🙃😀 I think we all face daily ,,with that, make the decision that doesn't affect you too much, your goal is to be able to go as far as possible.

 

[mara2259]

I've playing poker since 3 to 4 years but I can't think of a way to deal with all in players. They literally do all in on every 2nd or 3rd hand

From the outside, poker seems like a pretty easy game. There are millions who want to play, and therefore a lot of frankly weak players who literally do not know what to do with their hand after the flop. They go all-in, getting rid of painful thoughts. The only way out for you is to enter the game with decent hands and be ready to go all the way. Success is not always guaranteed, as the principle works - fools are lucky. But at a distance you will be in the pluses.

 

[ROYALROAD]

Decent play can be sabotaged by a lot of mindless players. Perhaps they have no purpose. Be careful.