A player who plays with money?

[mich1976]

What do you do when someone raises all the time or is it worth playing?

 

[bellicoso]

If you've got the best hand, you re-raise. You've got to do your best to put your opponent on a hand though. Depending one what kind of game you're playing, this player could just be representing the best hand each time to get chips. They're easily trapping themselves over the long term, however. They can't win them all with this approach. Match strength with strength when you've got the best of it.

 

[scolopin77]

small pot winners

What do you do when someone raises all the time or is it worth playing?

So players will raise pre-flop because they have good card. Some players raises most of the time on the flop either to make some people lay down their hand or to be a small pot winner. if you play a player like this and you have the best hand on the flop it is sometimes best to re-raise him a fair amount to teach him a lesson and to take advantage on him.

 

[ACESOVEREZZZ]

Raises

Good question.

I find this happening a lot. My best advice is have patience and don't let yourself go on tilt as you get upset with "bingo Bob" raising every hand. Wait till you have "the hand" and stick to your game and if you end up with the nut hand hammer them and take them for all you can get. I have found that after get a couple good winning hands hands 'bingo Bob" usually becomes a little more cautious with the pre raises and pushes with having nothing. Make sure as well you have the bank to play such players as you know they will win some.

Good Luck!

 

[GameTooHard]

Tighten up pre-flop and play fit/fold. When you hit something let them hang themselves. Pre-flop hand ranges are probably useful here.

 

[RiverLord90]

Tighten up your range and exploit their aggressive play style.

Check-raising with the nuts is a great way of getting value out of these types of players.

 

[omer10068]

Wait for the right hand and play harder

 

[fadisn]

Wait for the right hand Or table change !