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Message: [QUOTE="Schatzdog, post: 361815, member: 5833"] I think you need to be careful about how you do it. You want him to remain passive and keep him on the back foot. If you keep on doing it eventually he'll play back at you. If you do it with nothing and he pushes back at you and you fold he will see that aggression works, prompting him to play more aggressively. I think doing it on and off is good, frustrating him. Then when you get a big hand and raise he might re-raise out of frustration and you can trap him nicely. The other player at the table will notice his weakness too and he may raise before you to take the stealing opportunity away from you. The two of you will most likely rule the table. [/QUOTE]