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I had to go with option 4 for this one. I do not believe it was a numpty call but i think it was marginal. The guys hand ranges for shoving were immense so there was a good chance of being ahead. The only question in my is could you have found a better spot to risk your tournament.
It was shown a little bit later that he would shove preflop with virtually any 2 suited cards so your call could so easily have been good. I think you just got unlucky against a real chancer and you should not let it worry you
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The guy on my left had gone all in 8 times everytime i raised i couldnt get nothing through him was I a numpty for calling him with king queen??
With a really loose player, you want to wait for a massive hand and let them hang themselves in that spot.
Why?, because surely you want to outplay this guy, and trap him with a monster etc..
Why risk it all on a coin flip at best? You had over 20bbs left. You were gambling by calling.
Its often tempting to call these hyper agressive players, but thats what they want, they are gamblers and cannot play poker (i.e play down the streets) so they leave it to chance.
So sadly option 3 for me, but i mean no offence.
Also, please remove the villians name, thanks
Also the conventional route is not always correct for example firing every penalty straight down the middle?
When i do something like this it is always in those situations where a guy has got you a bit steaming and you just don't beleive he's got anything. It's tilt i'm affraid from being re-raised constantly.
If you know that he's not going to let your raise go through irrelevent of his own holding then i'd prefer to just slam it in Pre- Flop rather than make the 3x raise. It takes the decision away from you. He has to then call off his tourney with a mediocre ace rather than push to get you to fold (which from your post seems to be what your saying you have done until this point)