What is your strategy against loose players?

[PoorGypsy]

You find many players of this type at low limits, playing at this level, one of the good strategies that you can use against them is to go all in with premium cards, strong hands like (AA, KK or AK) be patient until you hold one of these hands and go all in in the same proportion as them and play aggressively with hands like (QQ, AQ, JJ, AJs, 1010, KQs) always in position.

Today I was playing all day and always loosing all ins with AA AK 99+, because I had around 20bb I had to go all in. But it didn't work all day. I lost only with good hands. just few minutes ago AK 15bb all in was called by 63s and I lost because he catched a 6. When It happens to me I just start to feel like I don't want to go all in preflop at all))

 

[jseag2025]

You don't need to go all in with 20BBs. In these kind of games be patient, play only good hands and realize your opponent is playing anything, so don't push, especially pre flop unless you are down to around 10BBs.
Let you opponents bet into your big hands, don't reraise, they aren't folding.

 

[okeedokalee]

Try tis site, it may help:

Episode 462: Alex Fitzgerald – Thinking Poker

 

[Gritz18]

So I beg you to give me some good advices or links to threads, educational materials how to outplay this people.

Do like the🧞‍♂️ Geniuses🧞‍♀️ of Cardschat, and buy a crystal ball, and you will get every river right.😆🤣🤣

 

[Miguelpaniura0893]

Personally, I don't enter the starting hands of online tournaments unless I have a good hand and few people enter. Usually in the first fifteen minutes they eliminate each other and then if you can play with a strategy until you reach the tournament profits, that's what I do and I have a percentage of reaching profits of 45%. It's not much but it has worked for me to generate income. Just wait for them to be eliminated even if you have AA you can lose very easily. It's a double-edged sword. Good luck at the tables. Maybe we'll see each other and I'll get chips from you