Players always plays blind in Zynga poker

[Philibert]

Not really sure if anything can be done as I suppose technically it isn't against the rules of Texas Hold 'em, however. I'm getting really quite fed up with the amount of people who seem fit to go all in totally blind. It really is ruining the whole game for those of us who want to play a serious game or even a fun game without having to fold every time the cards are dealt. So please can anyone let me know why this is happening and what is the way that will allow someone to stop such thing or recognize the same thing.

[RyanInt]

It's particularly annoying when you've lost big and need to start at the bottom again to work your funds back up when you get people with millions plus coming into the $2/4 tables and going all in most people are there as they have very low funds available. Perhaps we could have a 'boot' system which would allow players to boot an individual off of the table. Obviously it would need to be a certain amount of people to instigate the booting of the cretin that doesn't play fair.

[AZUL]

I agree and I stated as such regarding the 'not breaking rules' but it frustrates me as these people wouldn't play all in blind on every hand if they were playing for real $ My mention of a boot system shouldn't be abused if it were implemented correctly, i.e. it would say take at least half of the table to vote to boot that person. I have seen it work fine on online gaming. Other platforms so couldn't see the problem here! Most people are only going to vote to boot a person if they are in fact doing something that annoys the whole table which will end in their being booted with no one but themselves to blame.

[RockOn]

I came into the forums tonight specifically to complain about this feature. It sucks, plainly, and takes the enjoyment out of the game. I had the pleasure of taking a cruise recently, and the ship had a large casino with several Texas Hold-em tables. Every table had a limit - $100, $250, $1,000 - specifically because it prevent high-rollers with large bankrolls from badgering the table. I hope this information will give you a fair idea about what all this thing is.

[Squibbit]

All-in on the blind is a no-skill game. These players win by constantly providing the other players a choice risk all you have on the two cards you have in hand, or lose your ante. That's not card playing. Perhaps another suggestion; a limit on the lower tables regarding the available $ someone has! Perhaps only allow players who have an overall $5000 are able to play on these tables. At least in this sense they would be out of the game quicker if they were to continue going all in

[Terrextre]

Well it is a pain in the A when your rockets get cracked, there is no feeling better than when you decide on a daft laugh for me its usually when I am 100 or 200BB up at a table) whilst on the button and with three or 4 donkeys shoving all in pre flop with 10-15BB each to call with your 2-7 off suit and then see a pair of 2s and a 7 on the flop. It can be even sweeter if the large stack you have been chipping dozens of blinds off for the last hours at is also in the hand and on a tilt so you can hit them for a couple of half pot raises on the turn and river.