Quote Originally Posted by Carroters
Sorry to here about the session from hell man.

One thing I'd defo point out though is that hand 1 with the 33 is pretty bad. Even if villains a total maniac, we don't want to be over shoving like this with a hand with such bad equity vs his range.. We're probably folding out any hand we're ahead of (hands with duces in them) and he'll be shipping 2 overs all the time and all overpairs.

Our equity vs his rage for getting it in with us here is 48.5% and that's assuming he calls with any 2 suited cards, any broadways and all pairs. He probably folds more of the trash suited hands like 62s etc. So our equity goes down further and is in all likelyhood much worse than 48.5%.

If he's so bad that he'll stack off and go mental with any piece of the flop, we need to call his pre flop raise will excellent implied odds and stack the guy every time we make a set.

Maniacs are really fucking annoying when you're not making hands against them, but let them have a few small pots and just make sure you stack them before some nit does!
I do agree that this was a really bad play. However, maniac was going all-in about one out of every three hands. I guess I was in a hurry to get his chips before anyone else did. 33 seemed golden against him...but I guess not. Thanks for the comment!