If he is drunk and pushes all would you call ?

I go to a house to play cash games from time to time , people show up drunk or half cut looking to make a quick buck for another beer run if the cards are going my way i would definitely call , but would you?

Whenever I’m playing a visibly drunk player I tend to call lighter, because I perceive him or her to be playing looser than the average player. I always make sure to be careful to take note if someone is not too drunk and trying to use a reverse tell and appear to be drunker than he or she actually is!

It honestly depends on the situation. How much money is it to call, how drunk are they, do they normally drink when they play, etc. There are many different factors to consider, but me personally, I would play a little tight and wait to pick em off.

I would also call if a very good hand such as AA-KK-QQ-AK-JJ comes to me, this is a normal card where you can play and win, and even better when a drunk player plays against you who plays almost all the cards!

Generally alcohol makes people more relaxed and brave and they call or raise with bad cards more frequently. This is general rule though. some heavy drinkers may indeed play better when they are drunk than when they are sober. So my answer here is generally yes - i would call but the particular situation should also be assessed before taking the final decision.

Yes, I would bet against a drunk player, but only with higher pairs I would risk and AK.

It depends - what are the chip stacks?

What is your hand?

How much money is in the pot?

What has he been showing previously?

Usually drunk player tries to set up the table w loose calls and then tightens up themselves.

Hey - can I come over and play? LOL

Good luck !

It depends a lot on how much you're willing to risk, because a drunk player may not be thinking only money.

Drunk players are easier to play against, since they might lose some of their sense of judgment, so yes, I would call lighter, but never calling an all in with king high or something like this. Gotta wait for the right spots, as always

BHowell44 said:

It honestly depends on the situation. How much money is it to call, how drunk are they, do they normally drink when they play, etc. There are many different factors to consider, but me personally, I would play a little tight and wait to pick em off.

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very good advice. dont play your game different be prepared to trap him playing terrible hands. also when drunk your guard is down look for tells he may be giving off. dont get drawn into playing bad just because he is playing bad.