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Mike_25
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Be extremely selective in going all-in. Only adopt that drastic measure when you hold great cards like three of a kind or better. Do not go all-in with mediocre pairs or poor connecting cards as that route seldom succeeds. When going all-in, project an air of certainty and resolution to unnerve the competition. Bluff if you must! Still, save all-in gambits for times you actually possess exceptional beginning or finishing cards. Bet heavy on initial cards to make opponents fold, yet stay ready to improve your own hand if rivals call. Above all else, only go all-in when the odds truly favour triumph, otherwise preserve your chips for another round.