I play the 30$ deepstack on stars often, and get in these spots alot early. Same sort of thing, maniacs doing exactly the same sort of thing in first level.

Can't fault your play at all, maybe I would not have raised as much preflop, I would've made it $140-150 but that's neither here or there so deep, but it would've saved some chips in following streets, cbets being a little smaller etc.

I agree with Benny, you have no option but to fold now. They are so bad, you're still very deep, you will get better spots. Don't know about you, but I love these guys. They do burn ya plenty though, but the amount of times they double you up in the first level is priceless.

Preflop I love the 9.5X raise

On the flop is fine

I like raisng to 2/3rds on the turn so around 1300-1400

Check fold the river while you puke.  you are 44% against a random hand, and given the super over shove his range is pretty heavily weighted towards 2 diamonds, any 7 or any J of course he could go crazy with 2 pair but if he is that bad you will get your chips back later anyway.

Preflop I raise as much as I think I need to to get to heads up so I like your sizing. Also like flop sizing. Turn bet could be bigger to extract more value but as said you get to the same river spot anyway. Check/folding here is the right play, his bet is terrible and you exploit it by folding. It's never a bluff and never a value bet with a hand you are beating. These are the spots that make you profitable, fold and be happy to get away so cheaply and easily.

Thanks for replies guys. I did check/fold…he didn't show. (He lasted about another 20 minutes hahaha…)

I was mostly wondering about preflop sizing (and any other creative ways anyone could think of to get stacks in otf or ott). It's always awkward this deep when everyone limps and you know they're all calling unless you put half your stack in.

One thing I failed to think about in the moment was that this guy was betting full pot on flops. If I let him go ahead and do that, it makes it a lot easier to get stacks in. Plus in a four-way pot, the flop isn't going to check through. I admit I kind of took a default line on this one (always betting big hands this deep vs fish since they'll stack off with TP), without really thinking it through.

I think you can even jam pre here. Danny talked about this before on other hands with a lot of limpers and people assume it is AK when u jam and spewtards call with any pair. I think your bet pre is fine though to build a pot and get value, never checking pre. 

I check flop sometimes depending on situation and opponents, or bet on the bigger side if I think I am going to get value. Turn bet needs to be bigger since he is shown intent to call.

Suprised everyone likes a fold on this river. Dont think we should just give up. What about a blocker bet? Think check/folding is straight giving up. Your check allows him to continue his ways and jam this with his whole range. So I am calling as played.

Fish do not get any respect from me as they will play to showdown with the weirdest of holdings.

I would either pot the turn indeed and shove the river, or shove the turn immediately to max protect vs a dangerous board hereby at the same time getting value from ridiculous calls. If he has it this time… ul, next mtt..

Generally I will very often take this one down either by him (rarely) folding turn, winning at showdown or by him folding the rivershove.

It is a pretty dangerous board but still I won't pass taking the fish chips a lot at these spots.

The check on the river often induces a big bluff anyways as u show to be scared of the board I guess.

I made a lot of rivercalls in these spots and i guess i am defenitely +cEV in them

If I potted the turn i might cc river too instead of shoving river myself.