Craziest game I've ever seen... Avg pot size about $500ish prolly... It's a no cap game, so there were about 7 people at the table w/ 2k+ and me and Kenny were the only cheap bastards (I had like $600 and Kenny had 1100ish I think)...

UTG, who was basically the worst player EVER raises to $15... Here's an example of a hand he played earlier... I may fvck this up, but it's close enough to be accurate...

Kenny raises to $25 w/ KK... Dood calls... Flop 553 Kenny bets flop hard he calls... Turn 2, Kenny bets really hard, dood calls.. River 3, guy pooooooshes for like $200, pot was too big for Kenny to fold... So he vomits and the dood tables A3...

Anyways, so that guy raises to $15... Next guy, who wasn't AS bad, but was still awful reraises to $80... This guy was gunning for OR, and had said more than a few times that he wanted to raise to isolate against him... I'm POSITIVE he was doing this for just this reason... I repop to $180 from the SB w/ ... OR thinks for a minute and eventually calls, as I was like 99% sure he would... RR comes along for the ride...

Flop ... Pots ~$600... Now what???

Also, there was some talk about how I shouldn't have reraised PF and just flatcalled...

Uhm, shove please?

I really suck at poker, but I would bet all of my chips.

I think a shove is too much here. We aren't worried about protecting our hand here, just getting value. Pocket pairs don't have 2 outs, they have 0. Ax has 4 outs.

I would bet whatever you think he will think is weak/will call with 77. Prolly $200. Blowing him off something like 88 with a shove here is absolutely criminal. The amount of outs he can have here is so minimal that I prefer milking him.

I dunno, I would've shoved before reading Xas's post (that was my first reaction upon reading this last night), but he makes a very interesting point.

As aggro/crazy as the table is described, I even wonder about check-calling (CRing), although I'm not sure where (if?) to pull the trigger if someone bets small.

There's definitely a big "they'll only call when you're beat" component on this board.