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Going All-in at the Online Poker Table

Going all-in can be one of the most chanciest moves at the poker table.  Besides the obvious scenario of completely washing out a player, on the other hand, it can bring a near-dead bankroll back to life in a big way.

So when is the right time to go all-in?  Many times players will go all-in with a semi-decent hand because the pot is so big and they have a suspicion that a player they are going head to head with is bluffing.

This is actually the wrong thing to do.  It may pay off some of the time, but will backfire more often than not.  Even if you are very confident another player is bluffing, you never will know for sure.  The rule of thumb is to only go all-in when you are holding at least a two pair.

A high three of a kind is worth considering, but only if you are 99% sure your greatest competition in the pot is bluffing.  The only time you should go all-in with an average hand is when you are at your rope's end and barely have enough in your bankroll to play a new hand.

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