| This is a discussion on They call in "all in" rather than "raises" within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; I play in FT and I noticed that most of the players are calling in "all in" rather than "raises". Do you guys have any ... |
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| They call in "all in" rather than "raises" I play in FT and I noticed that most of the players are calling in "all in" rather than "raises". Do you guys have any explanations on this? or you also do this? They also call in all in even if someone already called, or two already called. It happens most of the time in tourneys. And if someone raises, most of them folds. That's weird. or is it not? |
| Play Texas Hold'em Online Poker | They call in "all in" rather than "raises" | |
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| I have seen this also and my thought would be that they are not confident in their post flop play and would prefer to rely on luck by calling the all in rather than exposing their poor pst flop play knowing their play post does not matter as all the chips in the middle. The Muppetteer |
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| Not only does it take any skill out of the game, but people also think that pushing is generally a sign of weakness and will call with anything reasonable. With a raise it seems more like the person trying to get more money out of a hand than a push (if that makes sense). |
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I agree 100% Use this thought process to your advantage ............. Good Luck at the tables ....... |
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