Limitless Poker
There are two types of limits in Limitless: nuts and nothing. The nut version is polarized between LLinusLLove and limitless. Both players raise on the button with most hands during heads-up. Limitless will not give up easily. If his opponent raises on the flop, he will call. The limitless version, on the other hand, will raise if he has a weak hand.
There is no limit on how many times limitless has been called. Despite the name, his opponents have no idea what he’s been doing online. In the most recent Limitless Poker Tournament in North Cyprus, he collected over $750,000 in prize money. The runner-up, Seth Davies, earned more than $1.2 million. Despite the huge prize pool, Malinowski wishes live poker would return to the Internet. Until then, he’ll just have to wait for the next Limitless Poker Tournament.
Clickr started the hand with a hundred thousand chips and a 400/800 blinds. Limitless shoved with 65k in the pot, and Clickr called with AQ. The limitless hand won the rag vs. rag matchup in the tournament. Limitless’ 2-0 victory took only 15 minutes and 25 hands. However, the action wasn’t over yet. Limitless analyzed Clickr’s range and folded his ace-deuce to Buttonclicker’s ace-jack.
Wiktor Malinowski is one of the most popular limitless players online. He is a Polish poker player who rose from a cash game player to the highest stakes online in less than five years. Before playing poker professionally, he played handball professionally, and won the European Poker Tour’s Monte-Carlo (r)Casino. He is only 24 years old, but already has over $4 million in live tournament earnings.
When Limitless has a strong hand, it’s best to overbet. If you’ve got AJ, you should try to call a big bet, but don’t overbet on the turn. There are tons of weaker hands that would call this bet, and Limitless has a huge advantage in distribution. With this hand, the value of your nut is clear. And you should bet big on the turn and river, and use your overbet size wisely.
The “limitless” challenge is one of the biggest challenges in limitless poker. Several months ago, Wiktor “Limitless” Malinowski won the Super High Roller Bowl Europe championship for $3.7 million. Though he’s not a traditional high roller, Limitless is a popular streamer who plays in multiple tournaments. He recently beat Fedor Holz heads-up in GGPoker. If you’re wondering who the real winner is, follow these links.
