Foolish players

[dezzyd]

Does anyone else play against all in muppets?

 

[ztibor72]

Naturally. I love them, easy chips most of the time.
If they are lucky, no problem, they will pay next time.

 

[Kenzie 96]

I assume you mean bad players & if so what do you call a player who complains because he is facing players who are, at least in his mind, less skilled than he is?

 

[Liedust]

I hate those

 

[yuriko oyama]

I love this poker democracy, if the bad guys didn't win sometimes, what would I be doing at the tables????

 

[pentazepam]

You should like muppets.

Not many of them are at higher stakes.

 

[Gritz18]

Does anyone else play against all in muppets?

Here at Cardschat it's full of them, but dolls don't have brains, you just have to wait for a good hand and collect the chips.😁🤣🤣

 

[Ruslan L]

Does anyone else play against all in muppets?

There are different types of players. For some, poker is work, for others it's fun, and there are those for whom poker is bingo. But nevertheless, you shouldn't offend anyone. Everyone plays as they want, everyone has the right to play as they see fit. And if you think someone is a fool, then it's quite possible that the problem is not in fools, but you just had a bad day

 

[Margo17]

I love them!!! They are what make poker more profitable.

 

[recerveau]

At first you get irritated, then you realize it's actually good.

 

[Zipptydoodah]

The odd muppet gets lost and actually ends up in a non freeroll (i.e $16.50 online game). We were at the bubble stage where all that were left would be winning an entry to a $155 game. Since I was third in chips I was pushing everything. Muppet in the big blind got upset and decided to call for all his chips with a large stack with 7 4 unsuited. He did hit but played for 2.5 hours to call of his large stack on the bubble with 9 4 offsuit. The game broke a few hands later as then all got the $155 ticket. * I actually ran into this player in the $155 game and seen really weird all in moves by him into raises of strength.

 

[Iryna Stryzheuskaya]

Necessarily. People want to have fun, why bother them and ruin their mood. Let them come more often.

 

[Flyer35]

Unfortunately it's a part of the game which requires that you adapt your own play. When I encounter them I tighten up and wait for the hand that I think will fair well all-in pre-flop. I shove into them and we roll the dice.

 

[888NOX888]

In every game and in every profession, and just everywhere you can meet idiots, you can't do without them, and you need a special approach to them, everyone has their own.

 

[puzzlefish]

Does anyone else play against all in muppets?

Isn't that a given when playing no limit games?

 

[s0ftdumps]

d. He did hit but played for 2.5 hours to call of his large stack on the bubble with 9 4 offsuit. The game broke a few hands later as then all got the $155 ticket. * I actually ran into this player in

The odd muppet gets lost and actually ends up in a non freeroll (i.e $16.50 online game). We were at the bubble stage where all that were left would be winning an entry to a $155 game. Since I was third in chips I was pushing everything. Muppet in the big blind got upset and decided to call for all his chips with a large stack with 7 4 unsuited. He did hit but played for 2.5 hours to call of his large stack on the bubble with 9 4 offsuit. The game broke a few hands later as then all got the $155 ticket. * I actually ran into this player in the $155 game and seen really weird all in moves by him into raises of strength.

Sometimes it's good to be contrarian before the bubble when everyone is very tight. But then weird situations like this happen lol. it's an art to not overbet and still be aggressive.

 

[MK_]

I don't think I've ever had a player go all in on me, which is odd in no limit holdem...... very odd😎👍

 

[TeUnit]

as Jake Paul would say "every day bro"

 

[john_entony]

This is a category of players I really like at the early stage of the tournament. But when a muppet starts to play all-ins as chip leader on the bubble, when my blinds are 3-4 big blinds (and he has 15-20 big blinds), this is already a very dangerous player, against whom it is risky to play. And let's not forget that sometimes this category of players is very lucky.

 

[Veralt]

It's common to see all ins all the time, especially in freerolls. It's also normal to get frustrated, but what's important is being able to adapt.

 

[nasty bent gorilla]

Just be patient against them, and wait for the odds to be in your favour.

 

[Rost]

Does anyone else play against all in muppets?

Everyone plays as they want, it is the right of every player to choose their own style of play or play as they wish. I understand that you are annoyed by bingo players, but these players are just an integral part of the game

 

[Flyer35]

Everyone plays as they want, it is the right of every player to choose their own style of play or play as they wish. I understand that you are annoyed by bingo players, but these players are just an integral part of the game

True, but I can't recall ever reading about the "bingo" style of play in any of the better texts on poker. I think the point is that people who play that way are just giving the middle finger to everyone else who takes the game seriously. Yes, we should all just sit there and happily ignore them, but sometimes you just have to express your true feelings about it.

 

[pavel1111111]

How doesnt 😂😄.. But the ideea îs to not became one of them, în fond we all have our moments 😂😂.. But we always forget, that poker îs just a game and anyone can chose the way they want 😁

 

[SpaceMage]

Does anyone else play against all in muppets?

Yes, as I play mostly freerolls, so the first half of most games are full of people going all-in every hand.

Fantastic if you get a string of good hands and you can chip-up quickly. Otherwise you are sitting back until other players take them out of the game or they get so many chips that they settle down and play normally.

All-ins are second only to getting put on a table with the other players all sitting out.