Pushing all in preflop

I am the most unlucky poker player. Last 2 tournys kk all in knocked out 5th by Ak when ace hit the river. Next I have kk vs 10s 10 hits the turn luckly I had him covered. For 2nd or 3 I had a 7 vs k 10 went all in flop k105 I had A q once and raised 4 times the bb one caller j93 he went all in and I layed down but he had me covered so I folded he had k9 off.

I find if Im very far ahead they usually dont hold up so why push all in preflop esp when Im in a race I usually loose.Its hard to fold kk Ak Aq late in a tourny preflop. I called a all in after the flop with qJ diamonds and the flop came qqj to put me in the final 3 I try to see the flop if at all possible. How do yall play them and do you win more than you loose with premium hands in those positions. I c

You are not the most unlucky player if you reach the FT and get 5th place [emoji6] Many of us play those hands more or less like you, sometimes it's just a chain of unlucky outcomes with better hands. Just get over it and continue reaching final tables.

Im asking about going all in pre flop and losing most races. I try to avoid preflop all ins. Is this a better strategy

I dont think so. Going all in preflop with premium hands like JJ+, AQs+ is rather a better strategy imho

wiredkings said:

Im asking about going all in pre flop and losing most races. I try to avoid preflop all ins. Is this a better strategy

Click to expand...

It’s a much better strategy if you have more than 25 BB. If less, you are getting allin anyway with QQ+
Instead of shoving, try a pfr then shove most flops or turns. This will give the Ace highs a chance to food the flop before they connect and beat you on the turn or river

At me too most with QQ / KK / AA, and when psihanul for the last time and played ol inn with Q10, then took the bank after catching a straight

I guess going all in preflop is fine with QQ, KK and AA, not so much with other hands. Still you probably shouldn't go all in allways, because you want some AJ or AT to call and hit some top pair paying you off, instead of folding to your all in preflop.

There is a good quote, i believe Phil Hellmuth said it:
"I like to see more then just 2 cards when going all in"

ответ

I tell you my friend advise so play fewer hands just a minimum but the winning.And don't try to see the flop with bad starting hands if you are certainly not in the blinds then it is possible as they say on the pot odds.

I find that in the long run though it feels really badly to get beat in those situations you are coming out ahead when someone is calling your all in preflop with worse hands even if they need to draw very lucky to win. Keep playing positive EV and you will win in the long run.

unlucky things happen lol, just have to deal with it

Poker players will gamble , and sometimes they will beat or bust you with weak hands ! There is nothing wrong with shoving big pairs .

In the beginning of the tournament,I am going all in preflop only with AQ, AK,AA and any pair starting up from 99. It works for me most of the time.