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My buddy had pretty much the exact same question this morning. He was playing against a guy who was going all in on every hand. I guess when a player feels they are out skilled, they will use this tactic as it takes the skill factor out of the equation.
In your case (as in the case of my buddy), the blinds are still low (10/20), so you have lots of time to wait for a good hand to call with. Let him take his 20 in blinds each time. In this situation, I am waiting for AT+, 88+ to call with. So to answer your question, I am folding K8 in your position.
When the blinds are higher (50/100), that is much different as you can't wait too long for a good hand as the blinds are actually worth something. In this situation, I am now calling with A8o+, 22+....maybe even KQ or KJ.
What are everyone else's calling requirements in these situations if he is pushing any two cards?
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