Poker Advice - When to Go All-In

Going all-in is big part of tournament Poker play. It's the ultimate move. Committing all your chips to the pot. Your opponents will do it, you will do it. Knowing when to do it is the key point. Also knowing if you should call an opponent when they go all-in.

Players push all-in at any time. Even on the first hand you'll find players doing this. It's madness to do it so early. The best you can hope for is a quick doubleup. The worst case you get a caller, lose and go out before things have even got warm.

Unless you have the absolute best hand and there's an early all-in just ignore it and let somebody else knock themselves out. Why bother risking your own participation?

If somebody goes all-in with a bigger stack than you have and you call that move, your entire tournament is on the line. Lose and you're out. So, a quick "golden rule:" never, ever call an all-in from an opponent with a bigger or similar sized stack as you unless you are sure it's the right thing to do. For example you have the best hand.

If you have a huge stack and calling the all-in won't hurt you if you lose while you can knock out that player if you call, pretty much call every time. When should you go all-in yourself? Only when you have to. You'll have to to it often if you're the short stack. You'll also find that you have to do it frequently towards the latter stages of a tournament when it's the only viable move because the blinds mean anything else isn't possible.

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