When I say donkey, I really mean donkey. He basically raises every hand and sometimes absolutely huge raises / shoves (saw him fold 1 hand and call 1 other in like 20 hands). This was a freeroll live tourney with the winner getting a $500 AUD Satellite seat.
First hand, he came to the table with about 9k with blinds at 200/400 with 9k being about the avg stack. He shoves UTG+3 8 handed, gets called from the SB ( a tightish passive player) who has about 8k and shows pocket 8s, UTG+3 flips 72o! Then decides to hit quads to knock SB out.
Couple hands later, he's in UTG+1 and raises to 3k. UTG+3 (Decent LAG) snap shoves for 14k and UTG+1 snap calls out of turn with K8s! UTG+1 flips over AKs and ends up winning the pot.
Next hand, he's UTG and shoves for about the 4-5k he has left. BB (tight and mildly aggresive) who is short stacked with 2.5k calls and shows pocket 4s. UTG flips 73o and flops 2 pair.
So my question is what sort of shoving range with an average stack should you have against a guy that raises any 2 cards and won't fold?
First hand, he came to the table with about 9k with blinds at 200/400 with 9k being about the avg stack. He shoves UTG+3 8 handed, gets called from the SB ( a tightish passive player) who has about 8k and shows pocket 8s, UTG+3 flips 72o! Then decides to hit quads to knock SB out.
Couple hands later, he's in UTG+1 and raises to 3k. UTG+3 (Decent LAG) snap shoves for 14k and UTG+1 snap calls out of turn with K8s! UTG+1 flips over AKs and ends up winning the pot.
Next hand, he's UTG and shoves for about the 4-5k he has left. BB (tight and mildly aggresive) who is short stacked with 2.5k calls and shows pocket 4s. UTG flips 73o and flops 2 pair.
So my question is what sort of shoving range with an average stack should you have against a guy that raises any 2 cards and won't fold?
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