All-in cards

With which starting cards will you confidently go all-in before the flop?

I do not play all-in before flop ,because for me it is pure luck.
Maybe only on K K or A A

Any 10 + hight cards all in baby

Generally with any !!!!!!

I just listen to my heart, consider my stack situation, and take into account my table position and opponents. I've pushed all in with pretty crappy cards like ace and anything, but I've also resisted pushing with QQ or a big slick many times. I have no real rule for it -- just listen to my instincts. If I defy my gut feeling and shove it all in, I usually lose. A pair of aces or kings is too irresistible, though. But god knows I've lost with those beauties MANY times.

I push all-in without problem with AA and KK but to be honest. even with these two hands. i know i can lose and i'm never 100% confident. because in the end it is always the flop that dictates its law.

There is many options. What's kind of game. Cash or tournament. How many bb. And others. Prefer didn't make allin and for balance usually raise with any

It really depends on whether Im playing cash game, Sit n Go or tournament. It also depends on number of players, stack sizes, and how close it is to the money but typically in most situations I feel pretty solid with KK’s and AA’s.

I guess its all about reading your oponents hands and luck. But a good hand is a good hand.

AA/AK

But it's a hard desision cause you can win nearly with every hand....

Lost often with AA or AK... 10 plus X higher is ok

hex4you said:

With which starting cards will you confidently go all-in before the flop?

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certainly AA KK QQ, and being in the BB SB AND DEALER positions!
nothing out of the ordinary !!!

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All-in preflop is not a simple answer, there are a lot of variables. You have to think about your position, chipstack, your opponents position and chipstack and of course your starting cards. After all those factors are considered then from that point it's the luck of the draw.

hex4you said:

With which starting cards will you confidently go all-in before the flop?

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I like to mini-raise, then shove all in with AA and KK. Makes a bunch of money when someone tries to 3-bet you.

I don't see the point in putting stack's fate on one hand. Only when the stack is very small. This is a normal raise in all other cases.:nurse:

It largely depends on what tables you play with which stack and the place at the table. If the tournament is responsible, then I won’t go all-round with a card.

the ideal would be to go with premium cards a strong hand that gives you a high percentage of guarantee of winning the hand

100% AA for me :O) Sometimes I try my luck with KK but rarely

manolo salazar said:

Hey buddy!
Premium hands could be the best hands to push, but there are a to of factors that we have to consider before putting all our chips in the middle.
Position.
Stack Size
Opponents
Stage of the tournament and so on.
I recommend you to study NASH Charts or you can practice some push or fold situations getting some apps on the internet, some of them are free.

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+1

I hate shoving preflop even with premium hands. Your opponent almost always has a decent chance of sucking out. Remember, AA is always only top pair if you miss the flop. A little old 2-pair beats you if it hits. And then there's always trips you have to worry about, etc.

I guess every poker player will say AA.
Ok but expect AA,i love to go with KK,QQ and sometimes 99.

Maybe a pair of KK or AA, depends if I'm the big blind and how many is in the hand.

maybe a pair of kk or a pair of aces or a and a k

al-inn

so everyone comes to this experience to try their luck with al-in. most of the time al-in I play with better players because I don't know how to confront others, and a lot of players play al-in

there are no rules for al-in because every ticket is winning