You just have to be patient and pick your spot to double up on them. Imagine if you could go to a real game where a guy goes all in every hand. He would catch you a few times.. but you would clean him up most nights. It's an opportunity!

On the other hand, going All In pre-flop when your only opponents are CPUs can be a good strategy if you're tired of grinding and just want the single-player rewards. Or not ALL in, but at least raise to an amount close to the total held by the computer player.

It does ruin the game, and makes it unrealistic.

Many poker apps ban people for repeatedly going all-in on every hand.

Most intelligent players will fold, and only very rarely call such idiocy from amateurs all-in pre-flop every hand, just to steal the blinds.

It's pathetic.

The risk to reward ratio is foolish putting in all chips just to win a tiny blind.

Fools who go all-in too often go BUST fast.

It is casual players who do NOT even play often, they just enter tables and ruin the game for everybody else.

People who did this crap, are usually in lower stakes tables. We are forced to play much higher stakes with bigger blinds, where the amateur all-in a-holes cannot afford to play.

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i all in on algorithms and that seems to good on some games this one is pretty random gov poker is not

Here's my personal take, All-ins pre-flop are bad whilst post-flop are fine, if you got a good hand to challenge then even better, ya know

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Wait I won an easy 12K because of people like this...the trick is waiting for the right hand but I know most kids/manchildren these days dont have.

If you have a hard time winning against people who all in constantly, then the problem is you. These guys are just walking atms.

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