How do you deal with the constant "All-in" player?

[Anders1616]

Wait, wait - and when you get the right hand - all in.
With a little luck, he is gone.

 

[miric007]

When I see such a table player being away for 5-10 minutes at that time such players lose chips.

 

[dear7]

Wait when I get good hand and do all in.

 

[radartodd69]

If I have someone at my table that keeps going all in, I wait for certain hole cards like ak,aq,10 10 or higher pair and then make the call. Also if I don't feel like gambling with the hands I just mentioned, I might take a break from that game and play another game and wait for this type of player to get knocked out or for the site that I'm playing at to move me or shover to a new table.

 

[mayoroftittycity]

They can be frustrating but they are good for you. Even if you lose some uneven all ins against them you just have to remember thatyou want a player like that long term

 

[Fastone2]

Usually, they are taken out in a few levels...

 

[hugh blair]

If it is a heads up or only few players game and the blinds and antes are hurting you bad you are going to have to fight fire with fire and gamble by the time you get a good hand and double up you might only be back to the chips you had when you started folding waiting patiently for that good hand good luck

 

[okeedokalee]

Their range is extremely AT+ I would call with, but there is still a strong chance you will be beaten.Most maniacs do have winning streaks.

 

[Ivan Zaruba]

Worst of all, when you make a call with a good hand, because you are tired of dropping everything in a row and all the time they win overnight. I call these players "maniacs."
Against them, the slow play work well.

 

[aqqr]

If you play one-on-one, then you do not have to worry and don't make a call with air or play a coin-flip. Just wait for your hands to be above average and see how your opponent reacts to limping and raising. If he constantly goes all-in on your limp, then you need to limp only with strong hands. If he sometimes goes all-in on your raise or folds (for example 50% 3bet push, which is considered the optimal game for 20bb), then raise with air and with good hands that can a call to all-in. These are all my recommendations for playing in the HU SNG, I do not play other type of tournaments.

 

[AntonStremskyi]

This is a regular phenomenon. Such players are obsessed with the idea of victory, poker does not interest them. Sometimes it's tilt. As for me, I just wait. Sometimes a strong kicker is enough.

 

[jignesh_cse]

Calmly wait for a good hand and play....

 

[darthdimsky]

Everyone here has already given a lot of good advice. But prepare yourself mentally to lose up to 35-40% of these situations because you're usually 60-65% favourite to win in most of the flips you decide against players like this. Don't lose heart or tilt when the flips don't work your way.

 

[Lupu Anatolie]

I'm trying to avoid all-in at least until I see the flop. I often throw big cards and pair pairs. I'm not a hunter, I prefer to see the cards.