Newzooozooo
Legend
Loyaler
jadaminato
Visionary
Silver Level
I was reading your answers and thinking about it. I have concluded that, although there are particular exceptions and motivations, in most cases the reason for this "strategy" is the same: that it is easier. It is easier to put all the chips in the center and let the opponents make the decisions than having to see a flop and act on it. It is easier to leave it "at random" than to personal ability. Who has not felt exhausted after a long tournament and has preferred to win a small pot preflop than having to face a multitude of difficult decisions? Obviously it is not a "strategy" that in the long run is profitable. But I think those people who play that way are not expecting profitability in the long run, if not immediately. Sooner or later, if you want to keep playing, you have to learn that poker requires patience, effort and perseverance.
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rigor mortis
Rock Star
Silver Level
All In Maniacs
We've all had them at the table, the all in maniacs. I wouldn't call them poker players,
because they don't know the first thing about the game. My take on their play is that they don't give a rat's ass whether they win or lose. Their thinking is that there will be another game that they can join shortly
We've all had them at the table, the all in maniacs. I wouldn't call them poker players,
because they don't know the first thing about the game. My take on their play is that they don't give a rat's ass whether they win or lose. Their thinking is that there will be another game that they can join shortly
dzemer
Rock Star
Silver Level
It says the argentin, in the course of you being sarcastic. All your players-including the Brazilians play as a fish and win on luck, apparently PS is beneficial to those large countries like Argentina and Brazil smeared it all concrete, and often made deposits.uke:No mercy it's my imo
True story !
Every time im playing against brazzilian im loosing. I dont know its a bad luck or something else, but most of them are gamblers and lucky winners. No offence Brazzilians, i like You 
MikeCarasone
Legend
Platinum Level
I am always baffled by this all in every hand strategy as well. Eventually they bust themselves out, even if they get lucky a few times they do not have the discipline to switch gears and tighten up. Other times I will see a player open shove in level 1, everyone folds and they show AA. Ok now you won 1.5 BB are you happy with that. Personally, I believe this is chasing away potential winnings. Maybe they do not play well post flop. Clearly, this method of play is not going to lead to success.
goaldriversv
Legend
Platinum Level
strategically it could be an all in situation that calls for an all in. otherwise especially in micro stakes mtts/sngs, some players want to get the early coin-toss double up because there isn't much at stake. it's part of the game. the lower the stakes, the more coin toss all in shoves you run into.
TheniT
Rock Star
Silver Level
It really is complicated to play against such players, usually players who play like this are new and do not give much importance to the game or it is someone who is tilted and wants to leave the game right away.
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lontrus
Rock Star
Silver Level
IMO very few people know what they're doing when they get in that mood.
Poker is about timing.
I do it myself but only when the timing is right.
Timing is about understanding the variables before making a move.
Players, hole cards, shadow of the sun, etc.
I've learned that any sustained action plan is a plan for failure.
Like Bruce Lee said in that legendary interview, "Be water".
Practically speaking, learn to recognize aggressive players and if you're not feeling aggressive at that moment, fold those Aces. I've done it many times and breathed relief at the showdown (if I get to see it).
Poker is about timing.
I do it myself but only when the timing is right.
Timing is about understanding the variables before making a move.
Players, hole cards, shadow of the sun, etc.
I've learned that any sustained action plan is a plan for failure.
Like Bruce Lee said in that legendary interview, "Be water".
Practically speaking, learn to recognize aggressive players and if you're not feeling aggressive at that moment, fold those Aces. I've done it many times and breathed relief at the showdown (if I get to see it).
