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Old 08-21-2007, 05:27 PM
16710Pepsi 16710Pepsi is offline
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Default Re: All-In Method

I would see more than just one problem with this kinda "method".
1st: Nobody will call that. Therefore one would only get the blinds. Since an occurance of the top ten hands would not be too frequently one would loose overall in this instance because of the blinds one would have to put up oneself.
2nd: Somebody will call. In this instance the opponent will think that he has a fair chance of winning, meaning he probably has a hand that is about as good as yours. There it would come close to a coinflip sitution. In this case if you aren't God that you would be beyond probabilities and odds or feeling like Albert Schweitzer and wanting to donate your dough ...

I can't see any good reason for playing such a kamikaze approach, but am curious about who told you that it was a valid technique.

good day
timo
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