[stonekiller2]

DoctorK,

I think you are correct. I should be more willing to pick up and move. The loseness of the game has become an issue since the wild player joined the table. I have had success in loose games, but not when a wild player drives up the stakes and keeps even more players in.

My hope was to figure out how to 1.help the wild player lose his money faster and 2. profit from his loose and aggressive play.

I think my hessitation to go heads up often with this type of player is the swings that occur if they begin to hit their hands and they will hit some.

I was hoping folks may have a strategy they suggest other than playing good hands heads up and allowing them to build a pot for monster hands.

Stone.