Ever just say Fu*% it and call?

[Maxmustdie]

need to work on the game and get rid of tilt

 

[CallmeFloppy]

Yes I have, but that is basically only when playing a freeroll and I am either tired or not really into playing the game.

If I was tired or not really interested in playing, I would not get into a cash game or a buy in tournament to begin with.

 

[manzanillo53]

Yes, Too many times. Very bad way to play, loose 90% of the time. So not so much anymore, trying to play smart not careless.

 

[Tacticgambler]

Yes , it was happening alot before but now im done with that , im always focus on improving and care more about my game

 

[Tomek416]

Yes, I 've done it many times and sometimes it paid off.

 

[JohnWayne329]

If i play short deck and have straight draw, yes, i will say it

 

[finaltable1]

Doing it several million times each week.

 

[Like2Play2]

yes
when I get a short stack attack
in other words being blind out after repeated bad beats

 

[Hemified]

Oh yea all the time..lol. I even usually know what they have and I still call. The funny thing is I still call ha ha ha ... it matters too wr my chipstack is it might affect my call or if I think their bluffing. Good luck and have fun crushing my dreams of being on t.v.

 

[Subel007]

Yes many times. It is bad way to play,if you dont know opponents

 

[CaptainXL]

I assume it doesn’t count if you reasonably believe calling is correct. I am sure we’ve all made calls we knew were wrong at one time or another. If you never did you are so different from most humans you will understand less than truly great poker players - better to be one of the greats who have given it up.

 

[ender0713]

There have been a few times recently where I'm multitabling and facing multiple heads up or 3 handed games. I make a raise and the villain jams on me. Due to being tired and stressed out I just say fuk it and call. I may have raise with something like KJo and by quick math it is slightly incorrect to call but I do it anyway. Yes because you are tired, a little bit because of your ego, and also you would like to move onto your next game or be able to concentrate on on some other table. I beat myself up for a bit, but maybe this is not so detrimental to my game. For you better players do you find yourselves making this exact call? You would of course love for him to flip over something like K4s, but this rarely happens.

Only when I'm feeling like exactly what you said... tired, impatient, ego getting the best of me because i've made a deep run... im good at spotting these feelings early tho, so if there's more tourneys to come, then sometimes i just call it a day.

 

[Holdem Tycoon]

Happens all the time. For many different reasons, it seems.

 

[Lenka65]

opinion

This happened to me all the time, especially when I was young. When I talked to my father.

 

[Canwai]

I find it impossible to be focused and well rested for the game all the time. It happens to me too, in many cases to tell the truth I just turn on the fu¢#¥ and go allin, but it's not very effective most of the time. I also have the habit of opening more than one table without being properly prepared, this is not very good but like I said, it is impossible to follow the correct formula all the time

There have been a few times recently where I'm multitabling and facing multiple heads up or 3 handed games. I make a raise and the villain jams on me. Due to being tired and stressed out I just say fuk it and call. I may have raise with something like KJo and by quick math it is slightly incorrect to call but I do it anyway. Yes because you are tired, a little bit because of your ego, and also you would like to move onto your next game or be able to concentrate on on some other table. I beat myself up for a bit, but maybe this is not so detrimental to my game. For you better players do you find yourselves making this exact call? You would of course love for him to flip over something like K4s, but this rarely happens.

 

[afecho]

Too many times for my own good!

Haha me too!

 

[johnnylawford]

There have been a few times recently where I'm multitabling and facing multiple heads up or 3 handed games. I make a raise and the villain jams on me. Due to being tired and stressed out I just say fuk it and call. I may have raise with something like KJo and by quick math it is slightly incorrect to call but I do it anyway. Yes because you are tired, a little bit because of your ego, and also you would like to move onto your next game or be able to concentrate on on some other table. I beat myself up for a bit, but maybe this is not so detrimental to my game. For you better players do you find yourselves making this exact call? You would of course love for him to flip over something like K4s, but this rarely happens.

For me it's more bluffing than calling and more "F this guy" than "F it" thinking :beerglass.

 

[To6Po6]

Yep so many times!