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  1. The alllllmost all in bet. Guy has 10,000 chips and bets 9,885 preflop. Yes, we get it. You're committed to the pot. And it's hilarious. But why risk a disconnect or a misclick? Am I missing something here?
     
  2. lighten up
  3. if u do it live then it forces the other guy to show his cards assuming he just reships it. but online yeah kinda pointless as you can always go to the hand history.
  4. Haha, I'm pretty light actually, thanks. I'm just trying to figure out if it's coz they see their hero doing it so it must be a sick play. Or if there's actually any thought behind it.
     
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  5. I do it because since I am not all in I can Jamie Gold them into folding with my super good chat.
     
  6. Well, that I would get. But you'd be the exception, coz 99.9% of the people I see doing it never say a word.
     
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  7. You can still chat at that point. Smart move.
  8. Apparently it works well as a tactic to tilt people.
  9. sometimes, if you have a very small stack, you can trick mass tablers to fold becuase they think its a regular open when they are getting odds to call
  10. if he did it on ft he did it so he could time it right
     
  11.  
    Originally Posted by josephf View Post

    Apparently it works well as a tactic to tilt people.

    That works for me obv!

     
    Originally Posted by Sdanby View Post

    sometimes, if you have a very small stack, you can trick mass tablers to fold becuase they think its a regular open when they are getting odds to call

    I do that all the time. But I'm talking about someone w/ 20bb opening for 19bb...
     
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  12. Its not complicated!
    When you use the slider to go all-in, sometimes a few chips are unintentionally left behind.
  13. I think its even funnier when a player with 6000 chips raises to 4000 pre when the blinds are at 100/200...

     
    Originally Posted by Sdanby View Post

    sometimes, if you have a very small stack, you can trick mass tablers to fold becuase they think its a regular open when they are getting odds to call

    hahaha i found one
     
  14.  
    Originally Posted by rayfox111 View Post

    Its not complicated!
    When you use the slider to go all-in, sometimes a few chips are unintentionally left behind.

    I think you're missing the point. These people are TYPING IN their bet sizes.
     
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  15. I do it all the time (so long as my internet connection is solid.)

    All the above reasons:
    I can chat.
    I may fool a mass MTTer into folding.
    It can tilt people.
    It makes me smile.
    Chip and a chair, baby!
     
  16. they don't have to be typing, in some instances u can use the slider to bet 9885 with 115 left, don't be so uptight, smoke a bowl
  17. Any bet made by an eastern european.
  18. It doesn't say all in next to your name, gets more folds from people who aren't paying attention because they don't stop to calc pot odds.
  19. Live tourny last night . Blinds are 3k-6k we are down to four players . The SB has put out his 3k and has only 4k left . Action folded to him and he called . And then folded to the BB raise. Leaving himself with 1k.
    I don't what he was thinking. Maybe that two of the other three would clash and he could move up a spot ? It did'nt happen , he was out in 4th.
  20. I'll often just open to 2.5X or 3X or pot when I lose a big pot and get left with around 4-6bbs in the hopes that ppl will be multi-tabling and not notice I'm shoving for a super small amount and just auto-much an A3 type hand that they would have called with had they saw me just shove all in. I know other ppl have done it to me with occasional success when I'm playing too many tables so I think it has some merit...
     
  21. slowroll setups
  22. i always thought it was because the software doesn't like the "allin" and therefore since you can't be booted out of the tourney at that moment in time, you hit the flop.........hehe
  23.  
    Originally Posted by m_hawk_1 View Post

    It doesn't say all in next to your name, gets more folds from people who aren't paying attention because they don't stop to calc pot odds.


    shhhh
  24.  
    Originally Posted by sirswish6 View Post

    slowroll setups

    this
     
  25.  
    Originally Posted by sirswish6 View Post

    slowroll setups

    THIS ^^^ and also the most important reason is to time the RNG....
  26. OP must hate me
     
  27. I do this all the time, makes it more enjoyable if people are creating a thread about it.
     
  28. FTR, the move doesn't really bother me that much since it's not my chips, but the player's chips. I was just hoping someone could give me an idea on the logic behind it - coz I think most people just blindly do it coz they see their hero doing it. So the guy who said it doesn't put "All In" next to your name wins! That's the key takeaway I got from this thread, anyways. Didn't expect this topic would generate this much traction...
     
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  29. Yeah basically to trick the random card generator because when you press all In you are automatically dealt runner runner to bust
  30. Everytime I have Ever Called one of these I was always ahead. Then I get suckd out on.

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