Complaints about all in

i noticed that many players start complaining if a player plays with all in a lot .What do you think when you re against a player who s using "all in" a lot and continuously ( in a tournament ) ? Many players find that stupid , or it makes them angry , so they start taking it personally . In my opinion , i guess every player can play the game how ever he wants , if it s allowed , then no one should complaint about it . What s your opinion about this ?

You have to make decisions. If you tilt easly about dealing with an all in, then move to another game. Those kind of people give you money in long therm.

No complaints. I just see a player willing to gamble with all their chips. Also, depends on their stack size/blinds/tourney level/etc

BesseNuts said:

You have to make decisions. If you tilt easly about dealing with an all in, then move to another game. Those kind of people give you money in long therm.

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yes i agree with you , it s about making the right decision .

710suited said:

No complaints. I just see a player willing to gamble with all their chips. Also, depends on their stack size/blinds/tourney level/etc

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correct , it depends on the situation . Thnx for your answer .

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well no need to complain as it doesn't do any good. I mainly see this in freerolls. Like others have said it is their chips and they can play as they desire. I usually just sit back and fold and watch what they win or loose on and when I have a good hand call and hopefully double up ))))))))

Favor line for all in players every hand is "excuse me think you are at the wrong table Bingo is one door down on the left " lol

Chalada12 said:

i noticed that many players start complaining if a player plays with all in a lot .What do you think when you re against a player who s using "all in" a lot and continuously ( in a tournament ) ? Many players find that stupid , or it makes them angry , so they start taking it personally . In my opinion , i guess every player can play the game how ever he wants , if it s allowed , then no one should complaint about it . What s your opinion about this ?

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Your exactly right about how people can play their tourney how they want to play it. I actrually welcome an all in type at the table. I know patience with someone like that can net you a bundle. The main thing ill look for is an oppurtunity to arise where its just me and the all in guy in the pot and an ace can usually do it

I don't complain about it. I just hope I can pick up a good hand to call them with before they run out of chips.

ughh

its honestly very annoying when I go all in with AA and get beat to a set of 3's

I see it as an opportunity. Be patient, and hope he doesn't get lucky and suck out.

Chalada12 said:

i noticed that many players start complaining if a player plays with all in a lot .What do you think when you re against a player who s using "all in" a lot and continuously ( in a tournament ) ? Many players find that stupid , or it makes them angry , so they start taking it personally . In my opinion , i guess every player can play the game how ever he wants , if it s allowed , then no one should complaint about it . What s your opinion about this ?

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You are right,anyonewho play from own money can play whatever he wants,its on you to figure out hes strategy to beats him....

as long as your winning go for it and if not try to make a game proper to you that benefits you , you dont need to play every hand mathematically correct

I don't think that in real money tournament those folks would do the same actions.Luck is an important factor but if you respect your money and your game you try to eliminate those spots from your game.

There are times where going all in is the only way but I don't think that open shove 50+bbs is a rational move made by a serious player.

it is necessary to follow a global strategy during a tournois. If all the lights are green and you have the opportunity to follow it. Do not hesitate or better not to go too far from the trace that one I do not mind being next to this type of player because in the end it is he who takes the greatest risks.

It's a perogative kind of thing

The ALL Inners are often hard to beat if they're getting their cards on the flop when they go all in with weak pocket pairs, etc., but have to agree that if you're patient AND you can get some decent cards dealt to you, then those "guessers" will give you their money in the long run...Problem is, getting decent cards dealt to your seat

ACESOVEREZZZ said:

well no need to complain as it doesn't do any good. I mainly see this in freerolls. Like others have said it is their chips and they can play as they desire. I usually just sit back and fold and watch what they win or loose on and when I have a good hand call and hopefully double up ))))))))

Favor line for all in players every hand is "excuse me think you are at the wrong table Bingo is one door down on the left " lol

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Yes hehe it s very fun watching it .

Jayplay916 said:

Your exactly right about how people can play their tourney how they want to play it. I actrually welcome an all in type at the table. I know patience with someone like that can net you a bundle. The main thing ill look for is an oppurtunity to arise where its just me and the all in guy in the pot and an ace can usually do it

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Yes , that s a very good thing to do . To wait for the right moment .

Chief talking bull said:

I don't complain about it. I just hope I can pick up a good hand to call them with before they run out of chips.

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They don t always lose , but like you said you have to wait for the right moment .

Cody7hb said:

its honestly very annoying when I go all in with AA and get beat to a set of 3's

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well , u don t have to complain about that either , because when you win with 22 vs ak you re happy. It s called poker .

lcid86 said:

I see it as an opportunity. Be patient, and hope he doesn't get lucky and suck out.

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Correct I agree with you . Thanks for your answer

Zikasamaster said:

You are right,anyonewho play from own money can play whatever he wants,its on you to figure out hes strategy to beats him....

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Yes I agree with you .thnx for your answer

weezy1312 said:

as long as your winning go for it and if not try to make a game proper to you that benefits you , you dont need to play every hand mathematically correct

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Yes the important thing is to win

akmost said:

I don't think that in real money tournament those folks would do the same actions.Luck is an important factor but if you respect your money and your game you try to eliminate those spots from your game.

There are times where going all in is the only way but I don't think that open shove 50+bbs is a rational move made by a serious player.

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Nope , never they ll never do that , only if it s for bluffing, or the player is a fish .

tauri103 said:

it is necessary to follow a global strategy during a tournois. If all the lights are green and you have the opportunity to follow it. Do not hesitate or better not to go too far from the trace that one I do not mind being next to this type of player because in the end it is he who takes the greatest risks.

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A good strategy can helps you win , so like you side when u get the opportunity, u must take it .

sidenotch said:

The ALL Inners are often hard to beat if they're getting their cards on the flop when they go all in with weak pocket pairs, etc., but have to agree that if you're patient AND you can get some decent cards dealt to you, then those "guessers" will give you their money in the long run...Problem is, getting decent cards dealt to your seat

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Yes with patience and good cards and a bit of luck, you will get your goal . Thank you for your answer, I really appreciate it.

Honestly haven't played much or long. However that said so far I have enjoyed playing with these types of players. It seems to give me a better feel for others at the table as well. Even if they did bother me though, they tend to filter out quickly down to only one or two people doing it.

I can see why it'd frustrate on things other then free rolls. Losing heavy to someone's luck can really take the wind out of your sails. Have to agree with the statements regarding patience though. These people are basically offering their money to anyone willing to wait.

I agree with your gaze, everyone plays as he wants and does not need to complain, just patience and everything will be fine.

I’ve seen players complain about pre flop all-ins, but I usually point out that it’s what they signed up for. The title of the tournament clearly states there is ‘no-limit’ on what you can bet. It’s just a matter of time before this player is eliminated, or goes on to win the tournament... the latter is much less likely however.

My answer is simple: depending on which cards,position and stack...

Andrei Korolev said:

My answer is simple: depending on which cards,position and stack...

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Yes , it sound like a good strategy.

S_Nightfall said:

Honestly haven't played much or long. However that said so far I have enjoyed playing with these types of players. It seems to give me a better feel for others at the table as well. Even if they did bother me though, they tend to filter out quickly down to only one or two people doing it.

I can see why it'd frustrate on things other then free rolls. Losing heavy to someone's luck can really take the wind out of your sails. Have to agree with the statements regarding patience though. These people are basically offering their money to anyone willing to wait.

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They don t always lose , but like u said it s fun to watch that , and the important is to wait for the good moment to win .

Viktor Krysko said:

I agree with your gaze, everyone plays as he wants and does not need to complain, just patience and everything will be fine.

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I agree with you . Everyone plays as he wants .

DGautreau86 said:

I’ve seen players complain about pre flop all-ins, but I usually point out that it’s what they signed up for. The title of the tournament clearly states there is ‘no-limit’ on what you can bet. It’s just a matter of time before this player is eliminated, or goes on to win the tournament... the latter is much less likely however.

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your answer is very helpful, it explains exactly my point of view . Thank you

Chalada12 said:

i noticed that many players start complaining if a player plays with all in a lot .What do you think when you re against a player who s using "all in" a lot and continuously ( in a tournament ) ? Many players find that stupid , or it makes them angry , so they start taking it personally . In my opinion , i guess every player can play the game how ever he wants , if it s allowed , then no one should complaint about it . What s your opinion about this ?

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I agree, Players play their cards whatever way they want to. It's their hand and you have to let them play it their way. If you don't like the all ins switch to a limit game and go from there.

playing dark is a lottery, and let's hope we get more luck than the rest)))

I do play all in alot on good cards.. I say just play your own game.

I love all-in players, when it's clear they are just going all-in with anything rather than shoving when they have a good hand.

Just now, in the $1k casino mix-up a player had open shoved on the first 2 hands of the game, but luckily I had A-K suited the 2nd time and made an easy call and almost knocked him out.