What to do in this situation where players at your table won't let you see the flop and bet all their chips preflop?

Wait, wait, wait, wait and they will finally bust out. USUALLY!

If you play wisely, from good position, you have bigger chances to take the pots!

Originally Posted by PatriceM915

What to do in this situation where players at your table won't let you see the flop and bet all their chips preflop?

First just say thank you for the opportunity to bust them. Wait for a good hand and then make it happen.

Wait until you get a great hand or the other player goes bankrupt
Either of the 2 options will get you past such players

Originally Posted by pokergopher

First just say thank you for the opportunity to bust them. Wait for a good hand and then make it happen.

I also expect a good pair like AA or KK and call









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If you want play longer you must fold, if you risk maybe worth

Originally Posted by PatriceM915

What to do in this situation where players at your table won't let you see the flop and bet all their chips preflop?

Wait came a monstrous hand closes his eyes and bets everything and count on luck

I just wait for aces or Kings and then knock them out.They are donk players.

I will wait for a decent hand and take a calculated risk and call them. If they are pushing that much ATs+ Ajo+ KQs and o and 88+ might be the range I call with. Of course your position at the table will be part of the determination as well.

These are the drunk people that others truly love. They cause so much unneccesary action and builds the pots for others to take. All you have to do is watch their holdings and if they are just playing garbage/every hand, pounce on them with your strong holding and knock them down/out.

I like to play with them. Sometimes when I have a good hand can easily increase his stack.

Wait until you have an awesome hand and take their money.

all advise to wait but at the end of the tournament with a small Bank of debt do not hold

this is definitely a good table) wait for the right moment and strong hand

Wait until have premium hand or he lose all chips. The less often you put yourself in an all-in situation, the less chance of losing all chips.

Wait til you get pocket AA and hope for the best? I can't stand it when people play like that in freerolls. Seems like it happens all the time in the first few rounds.

Originally Posted by PatriceM915

What to do in this situation where players at your table won't let you see the flop and bet all their chips preflop?

I m waiting a good hand, and i put all in too

The answer is obvious. Wait for the good opportunity and try to double your stack. If you are not lucky, at least you will know that you did everything right.

if you ask me... table where everyone make all in all the time is my favorit... why?because if you will wait for poket aa or kk you will have bigger chance to win ...

You have one solution here - pick a good card and answer.

Thats only like that in freerolls and micro stakes and not even then all the time. So you need to go up

Wait until they beat each other out of the tournament or wait until you get a strong hand.

I play with aggressors on a good hand

Besides waiting for a good hand to play against these guys don't forget others at your table are probably thinking the same thing so pay attention to position. You can decide to act with good cards out of position and find to your dismay that another sitter has jumped into the pot with a monster hand. I've seen this situation play out more than once. So...double up on the patience and look for a solid hand but in position.

I wanted to post a thread about this situation as well. It has happened time and time again, especially on freerolls where people don't really care if they win or lose, just going all-in with rubbish cards and somehow getting lucky.

On the 100$ daily freeroll tournament from yesterday, I was on the small blind, I call 10 to see the flop and this dude on the big blind goes all-in. Why would you do that? (I said to myself) So I folded due to a low hand. I think I had a queen and a seven or something like that.

A few hands later, I get an ace and a queen, I guess I should have raised, but I wanted to see what's on the flop first, so I called the blind and the same dude, goes all-in again.

So I got mad and went all-in. He had ace and tree of diamonds. I had about a 68% chance of winning. I end up losing to a color flush

Moral of the story...don't let your feeling get in the way. Wait until the time is right unless you are on your last dime and have to go all-in regardless )

If you are sort stack you cant wait too long, with A high or K high with suitable hand or maybe small pair you should go with them, or you will be busted from the blinds. If you are in good position just wait and the revenge will be sweet. I know its nerve wracking, but you don't have any other option.

Wait for the hand you are comfortable to go all-in with against a very loose player. (In my case any 10+ pair would do it.) Check/Call his all-in.

I think, that in this situation it is necessary to wait for strong pocket cards and if possible to play in late positions. In such situations, there is a great opportunity to increase your stack.

Actually you're just relying on luck in this situation, even if you give yourself the best chance by waiting for a high pocket pair. I was comfortably close to the money in a tournament with one massive chip leader throwing all in every hand and everyone just folding. The longer that went on you could see other tables playing more cautiously and folding round meaning gradually I was getting closer to bubbling. I get AA in big blind and auto call the all in. 6 - 2 off. 6 on flop. 6 on river, This is just the most recent example

A good position and a good map, but there you’ll be lucky.

oh well had a response computer decided to go back and erase it all. You're only getting this one:
Let the timer run out for your play every time til you are moved to another table, or they've busted out(hopefully to a top 4 hand you were dealt)

Well. First once I realize this is going to happen. I let the timer and time bank run to zero til I'm folded out. This sounds like very early game type moves. 2hands may go by and you or they are moved to another table.

2nd play your position to those going allin. Wait for a time when the crazies just number 1 and you have a nice range of hands that you would shove if you were small stack below 10blinds and get ready at your chance to win a heads up vs their allin.
I mention the isolated part because when 2 of them are all-in then you probably want PPs JJs+. It gets to the if you have AQ or even AK these two donks have likely 4 live cards against your hand, and it only takes one to hit their pair and you to not hit the pair and you're gone.

Another is if somebody who's not an all-in player going allin themselves or raising playing a hand they hadn't. Gotta respect that they have a hand to go up against an allin. Are you beating such a hand?

What I hate the most is the dumbest comments these players will say going allin being I got to go take my chips. Simply, if you have got to go. then sit out or even better shove all your stack but 1 chip and then fold after the flop. then sit out with that 1 chip. Nope, nah, not going to do that because being a donk and winning gets their rocks off?

you have to consider many aspects to call someones all in preflop, for example your position on the table, how loose or tight is the player who is shoving all in, their stacks and yours...i would said that your move really depends on many factors but in general you shouldnt call an all in unless you have a decent hand like aj or kq, maybe a10 or kj against a very loose player, and its much better to be on late position when you make the call because your odds of winning highly decrease when more players are invloved in the hand. so if 2 or more player goes all in your hand should be very strong like ak, or pocket tens or jacks at least to consider calling the shoves.

All you can do is just wait for hand that is premium enough to call.

Easiest thing to do here is to tighten up and pay attention. Are there multiple players doing this at the table or just one? When you get in tables where at least one is playing all in every hand it usually means all players not playing crazy will tighten up and only play very good hands. Make sure you are not over calling one of the players that has tightened up unless you are at the top of your shove range.

A lot depends on my cards .... and position too.