All-in every hand.
 

At a casino MTT a friend and I sometimes play in a guy is pushing All-in every hand without looking at his hand. Apparently he's trying to beat his personal re-buy record which is currently 51. I was hoping for some advice.

Re: All-in every hand.
 

If you're prepared to rebuy a lot, start calling him with any better-than-random hand. I don't know exactly what that is, but any pair or ace is a good start, most kings and queens, some suited connectors (if you really want to gamble you can go pretty low with those). (I still wouldn't do stuff like call with K2o if I wasn't closing the action, but you can probably figure that out.)

Re: All-in every hand.
 

some guys play this way - they're idiots - rejoice

wait for big hands - and when you got them - don't be afraid to go all in - you'll have the best hand 99% of the time, but have a few rebuys handy cause you will get run down from time to time.

Guys like this are great for a table - until it busts - LOL - do a search on rebuys for some more help. I know online tourneys I try to have 4 rebuys ready - not sure on live tourneys or where the rebuy is $100 or whatever...

WTF wants to set a record for rebuys - [censored] moron...

RB

Re: All-in every hand.
 

Yeah, that's basically what I did. It was really [censored] annoying though.

Re: All-in every hand.
 

Dude, I've gone deeper than 50 rebuys many times, WITH looking at my hand.