
Dorkus Malorkus
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Silver Level
You're in the middle stages of a low buyin (say $5) tournament. The guy to your left has just taken a bad beat, and gone on SUPER TILT (da-da-da-daaaah). He is proceeding to push all in preflop every hand. He's done this over half a dozen times already, and has sucked out on someone with 93o, so you're certain he's not just on a rush and so is pushing anything.
My question is this - assuming both you and Captain Tilt have comfortable, above average stacks (and he just has you covered) but are not near the bubble yet, what range of hands are you calling his push with and why? Remember you're to his right, so you're acting only against Captain Tilt and have no need to worry about the rest of the table (assume they've all folded for the sake of the question). Does this range change when you're close to the money and when you're in the money? If so, to what and why?
I'll post my thoughts later.
My question is this - assuming both you and Captain Tilt have comfortable, above average stacks (and he just has you covered) but are not near the bubble yet, what range of hands are you calling his push with and why? Remember you're to his right, so you're acting only against Captain Tilt and have no need to worry about the rest of the table (assume they've all folded for the sake of the question). Does this range change when you're close to the money and when you're in the money? If so, to what and why?
I'll post my thoughts later.