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[QUOTE="ObbleeXY, post: 5802379, member: 437841"]
I hear you. We all experience this from time to time, and occassionally when we are on a good run, we might be the one's *appearing* to be that guy.

You need to decide whether you are interested in playing that kind of game. You can take the option of also playing fast and loose, tight and passive, aggressive, whatever. I've been playing a lot of Spin-and-go, to help practice my heads up/end game. I often encounter folks who raise big and put all my chips at stake fairly often.

The key here is to play hands that you are comfortable going all0in with. This means that he steals your blinds a fair amount, but if you're only in pots you are capable of shoving with, you will bust him.

A couple good pre-flop shoves against a big bet is often enough to get these players to settle down. When someone is getting out of line, I will also slow the game down wasting their time...to demonstrate that they are also wasting mine. Maybe rile them up to tilt them a bit, and then shove.

I wouldn't instigate, but I would retaliate.

Otherwise...I say, **** this, and leave the game for other fish to fry.

Good luck!

ObbleeXY
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