It's going to happen, and it's going to happen every single game. They do it because they don't care about the amount of money they have invested in the game.
They don't know how to play, they don't know odds, they don't care about odds, they don't care that they don't know how to play, they don't care about the money they spent to get in the game......they're just there to risk it all to get it all...and if they don't, then then they can come here to CardsChat and complain about the guy that took all their chips and it makes them feel better.
It's going to happen. There is no way to keep it from happening. There is just too much human nature at play in the game.
The less the game costs to get into, the more you see these things happen in the game.
But it happens in high-roller games too. Just nowhere near as often.
Penny people and Thousand dollar people.....just don't think the same, and don't act the same. (mostly...there's always that..one guy)
Freerolls, 10cent touraments, $1 tournaments, $10 tournaments, .01/.02 cent Ring games, ...any of the small buyin type games. You need to expect it at those games.
And..they will take all your chips doing it if you are not playing realizing that will do it to you.
It's really a gamble in those games.
I've never sat at a high-roller table ring game, or played one higher than .25 cent.....
but I've watched a lot of them on the sites...and the play is different.
I can only tell you by watching those high games that it still happens, just not as often.
No where near as often.
The cheap seats are chip fest sometimes.
Even a tight playing 1ct/2ct Ring game can change from guys folding to guys calling everything in just a matter of a few minutes.
It's amazing to see it while it's happening. It's like watching the brains in human beings being reprogrammed to play a different game, and the table goes from low hands played to huge hand counts, and...the other stats change...it's really like watching a movie. lol
anyways...
expect it to happen if you're playing poker live or online.
Because it is going to happen, and the lower the price of the game, the more often it will happen. So if you want the big one.....play game to game as solid as you can and the good will come.
I've read alot places here inside of CardsChat.....and some of these players.....are really,really,really good. But they are not making a living off of freerolls either. :ahhhhh:
I personally just like to raise and go allin with anything just because I can and no other reason. I don't even have to have a hand.
good luck at the tables,