Andrew Popov
Legend
Bronze Level
The game in the style of "push-fold" is much easier to learn and does not require a lot of knowledge in the strategy. Especially it concerns the game in freerolls - after all you can lose the tournament without losing your money. Have you lost your hand? Just go to the next tournament. Play until you double, then quadruple. And then you will certainly get into prizes.
poliaris747
Legend
Silver Level
Dora
Rock Star
Silver Level
I always go to everything with pocket AA or KK on preflop. Such a map is rare and therefore there are only two ways: or..or. But if you have even only 100-300 stack you should not to go all in. Wait. And maybe everything will turn in your favor.
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neptun1914
Legend
Silver Level
I think that it is not so simple. There are different situations when all-in is best solution. For example:
1. When you have good hand at the turn or river and your opponent(s) are already pot commited so you want to gain maximum profit.
2. When you have strong hand preflop and you want to make as many players out of the game as possible ideally leaving just one or 2 of them for the flop.
3. When trying to steal blinds.
I am sure that there are also other cases. Regarding the situation when you are short stack - well in every case when you need to invest more than 30% of your stack you are already pot commited so syou should go all-in anyway.
1. When you have good hand at the turn or river and your opponent(s) are already pot commited so you want to gain maximum profit.
2. When you have strong hand preflop and you want to make as many players out of the game as possible ideally leaving just one or 2 of them for the flop.
3. When trying to steal blinds.
I am sure that there are also other cases. Regarding the situation when you are short stack - well in every case when you need to invest more than 30% of your stack you are already pot commited so syou should go all-in anyway.
ssory83
Rock Star
Silver Level
You're right in what you've written, but one of the reasons I'm all-in is that: when I have AA, regardless of position, I'm all-in for other players playing small cards, just like connectors, 67 , 89, 9T, and I have great chances to lose in front of them.
vov4ik
Legend
Silver Level
I play all-in only when I have a good hand and when I have a good combination, but this is a poker game and different situations are in the game, sometimes I win the game but I also lose in the game, sometimes for me the bluff helps when I go all-in!
Comdemn
Rock Star
Silver Level
It's necessary to act according to the situation) If there are less than 10 BB and the bubble is still far away, or I have monsters in my hands, even for stealing blinds and under certain conditions it is possible to push the whole stack against opponents who are used to limping and playing tightly) Options for All-in can be many)
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popstani
Visionary
Silver Level
Lots of people go all in without knowing what they want to accomplish. Thanks to that they are in the tournament max. 30 min. I’m playing in one room where people whenever see one A in their hands they go all. They may hit sometime that A, but in most of the time they are really exploitable. So I like to see flop first then go all in. Some times I have thrown KK,QQAK and waited better spot to go all in and take their chips. After all this is strategy game and who have better decisions and plan for he’s game definitely wins.
Robmrjet
Visionary
Platinum Level
My favorite reason is that I just went all in with a 7 2 offsuit, everyone folded. And I showed my hand.
And now I have pocket Aces in the BB.
That's my favorite reason for going all in.:driver: