I think you'd achieve the same effect with a more +EV sort of aggro play (raising in spots where you have high folding equity). I can see your argument about it changing your image to get people to call, but honestly, how many coinflips do you think it takes for people to solidly have that image of you? How many times are you expecting to get people to call when you have KK/ AA? What I' m getting at is this: if you have to drop a couple of buyins coinflipping to get people to call your KK/ AA push and make up a buyin, are you significantly ahead? Would these people have folded to you if you hadn't coinflipped earlier?

In the long term, coinflipping is exactly break-even. This is a slight change to Sklansky’s rankings. The Carnegie Mellon group ranks AK above KQs in overall power. Sklansky also rates these top five hands in this same order. My most profitable sessions have usually involved coinflips early which I lose because I then get people to call my preflop all-ins when I have KK or AA.If you have the bankroll, that would imply you're playing enough to have a picture on the long term. QQ or JJ, you are a 82 to 18 underdog, AA vs AKs, you are even worse at 88 to 12 underdog.

These criteria will affect the odds of getting a poker bad beat jackpot and are frequently put in place to lessen the frequency of the bad beat payout. Sometimes coinflipping in cashgames helps a lot. AA vs KK, all-in preflop, 100bb deep (the two best Hold’em starting hands) AK vs AQ all-in preflop between two short-stacked players in a tournament. Spenda’s 5 Biggest Leaks of a Losing NL Player – Leak 1.Beating 6 Max No Limit Holdem by Sauce123.Strategy (Part 1): The Study of Tactics in Poker How, Why and When to Double Barrel in No-Limit Hold’em.

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