Zvezda kz
Legend
Bronze Level
I have never been interested in such things. Maybe I didn't have allins at the same time in several tournaments without a map.
The largest number of tournaments I played was no more than 17, and I simply did not have time to count how many allins were happening at the same time.
Now I play no more than 4-5 tournaments at the same time and it is very rare for allins to happen simultaneously. And for statistics, this is very little.
But I am interested in what advantage this knowledge will give me.
The largest number of tournaments I played was no more than 17, and I simply did not have time to count how many allins were happening at the same time.
Now I play no more than 4-5 tournaments at the same time and it is very rare for allins to happen simultaneously. And for statistics, this is very little.
But I am interested in what advantage this knowledge will give me.
eniseysmail
Visionary
Bronze Level
Of course, such statistics will not be kept, especially if a person plays for a long time. Moreover, it is not clear why this should be considered.
Daniel_Mahcado
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Dont Like All In Pre Flop
I never took that into account because it must be very difficult for you to have countless good hands in simultaneous games to give several all ins.
Especially since I'm not very adept at moving all-in just because I have AA, AK, KK, AQ, QQ, JJ.
Sure, we make bets to eliminate weaker hands and possible games that come against your hand, but going all-in just because you have a high hand is not something I usually do.
I usually take this step when I don't have enough chips to build a good pre-flop and post-flop raises strategy. Then we have to go from everything to everything or nothing.
Even so, these are not numbers that I keep as statistics.
But how much I won with a hand of everything in a cash game was $ 25.
Graciously,
I never took that into account because it must be very difficult for you to have countless good hands in simultaneous games to give several all ins.
Especially since I'm not very adept at moving all-in just because I have AA, AK, KK, AQ, QQ, JJ.
Sure, we make bets to eliminate weaker hands and possible games that come against your hand, but going all-in just because you have a high hand is not something I usually do.
I usually take this step when I don't have enough chips to build a good pre-flop and post-flop raises strategy. Then we have to go from everything to everything or nothing.
Even so, these are not numbers that I keep as statistics.
But how much I won with a hand of everything in a cash game was $ 25.
Graciously,
S
Scroooob
Rock Star
Silver Level
Um, one? Not sure what you mean; but it is not possible to win more than once simultaneously