Do you usually believe your opponent when he goes all-in?

[carl franc]

If the opponent confidently goes all-in, do you believe him?

 

[Sparta77]

In many cases not, because there are a lot of donkeys.Many players go through 7-8 cards.

 

[pentazepam]

It depends on his earlier behavior, history, image, etc. Almost all things in poker are relative.

 

[steve01991]

usually no at the begining, but as we get further along in the game, you know who bluffs and who has a strong hand and when.

 

[rufininha14]

This depends a lot on the opponent I'm playing at the moment, it depends on their game mode

 

[Stringy]

depends on the opponent, if we're roughly in the same position then more times i believe

 

[ramdon p358]

These things depend on how the hand has developed, the player must be observed to be able to make a decision whether to believe or not

 

[Newzooozooo]

Hi
I never trust my opponents. And I advise you not to either. But I believe in what I see, and if I see that my hand is strong enough, I'm ready to take the risk.
Good luck

 

[sibkaz]

It's easier to throw it off) And wait for a strong hand if it hasn't been eaten yet)

 

[TeUnit]

It depends on the villan and the situation.

 

[WrongUsername]

i believe cause the nits almost always have it.

 

[Toruk Makto]

I generally believe!

 

[PokeritoLV]

Need a situation to make a choose😏

 

[tw082]

It depends on many factors. I often call an aggressive shove for op to turn over trash. I play pretty conservatively, so others assume I will fold to aggressive play. It always feels good to punish this type of play.

 

[Colbefc]

Completely depends on the situation and the player who goes allin. If he is a maniac of course
you don't believe them but if they are a tight player you probably due, but I notice a lot of fish
go allin on the river to steal even a small pot and I quite often call and are rarely wrong.

 

[ROYALROAD]

It all depends on the situation. It's a rare opportunity, but it feels good when I see through my opponent's bluff. Also, when I end up beating AA with 29.

 

[hilary antonik filho]

If the opponent confidently goes all-in, do you believe him?

Believing is very different from my case, I like challenges and I bet without fear, winning or losing I pay to see, especially if I have good cards

 

[Igor G]

If the opponent confidently goes all-in, do you believe him?

It depends on how my opponent played before. It also depends on the strength of my hand and my position at the table. I believe in myself and my skills and that's enough to make money regularly

 

[63burner]

Depends on what stage of tourney you are at. Beginning stage, I am skeptical, wary if opponent has medium stack, isn't desperate for chips to stay alive. That circumstqance, I believe the all-in. Mediuym and late stages, if I don't have the chips behind me, I will respect the all-in mmove. I only go against the shove if I have the cards, No stupid stand vs the all in; sometimes the smart mmove is to fold and move on to the next hand.

 

[Like2Play2]

In big tournaments with many thousands of players, (3,000 plus), I am always amazed at how many good hands I fold to complete garbage hands: All in with 62 off, 10 2 off, etch...

 

[Zaner]

If the opponent confidently goes all-in, do you believe him?

depends of the board,position and bet size(FLOP AND TURN)

 

[Jedrey]

Most of the time yes, but it also depends on the cards I have, but I'm more afraid of River than of my opponent.

 

[10gerka]

You always have to study your opponent first, you have to see if he is really an aggressive player who can do those things or not.

 

[bablovod]

There are people who shove strong arms and also crap, there are those who shove heavy crap, and there are those who shove all kinds of crap. Believe or disbelieve or verify depends on the crap you're holding in your hands.
Good luck at the tables)))