Villain raises $3 every hand

[blatman25]

Ok, it's NL25, and you've got a moron who makes a $3 raise almost every hand. His stack is about $15, and yours is $25.

What do you do?

[ugignadl]

Tighten up and wait for him to give you all his money.

Put him all in preflop with something better than he has.

Push the edge you get by knowing his play.

Same as every player .

*edit: Oh and don't get pissed off about it. (Or feel any kind of weird emotion.)

[goofyballer]

Push with KQ+ AT+ 66+

[carrera]

does he get called?

what is he showing?

[ugignadl]

Oh and don't worry about it unless you have 50+ hands on him.

[carrera]

and this is online. don't forget the change table option.

[bram]

I'm never ever leaving this table, especially if he is short stacked.

[carrera]

why bother and takes risks for $15? I prefer to have someone at the table who can double me up. He doesn't have enough behind to justify calling with small PP hoping for a set.

[bram]

why bother and takes risks for $15? I prefer to have someone at the table who can double me up. He doesn't have enough behind to justify calling with small PP hoping for a set.

I find that one maniac at a table makes everyone else act a lot looser, so you get paid off fully with a big hand.

It might be a good player just blowing off steam at a low limit, I find it funny that villian raises exactly 12x BB each hand, it would be fun to watch who is the first to chance their arm and play back at you.

[goofyballer]

why bother and takes risks for $15? I prefer to have someone at the table who can double me up. He doesn't have enough behind to justify calling with small PP hoping for a set.

So don't call him, except maybe with AA/KK to get his stack if he continues aggression postflop. Push or fold.