Flop push standard?

[danno17]

Live 1/2NL

It was about 3am and our 6 handed 1/2 game had just absorbed the last 4 2/5 players. The first hand that they sat down, one guy limp reraised allin w/ 22, and they held up against current villain. after that, everyone kept saying how much he liked to gamble, but i'd never actually seen him show down a hand.

Stacks:
Hero: ~$350
Villain: ~$200
2 limpers, 1 seat before the cutoff raises to $15, button(villian) calls. BB-Hero:A [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]A [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] reraises to $75. 2 folds, villain calls.

Flop (~$190)
355 rainbow

Hero pushes

results later if anyone wants them and comments on all stages welcome.

[Chuck D]

well you aren't folding

[LofV]

What about a check/call? Assuming this guy is a little wild like people are saying, and that he's playing for half as much as he was 10 minutes ago, all the money is going in if he has KK-66 whether you push or check and let him push.

The only difference would be times when he has hands like AQ,AK, and random other trash. The push may give him a chance to fold since he probably likes to be the one betting rather than calling. Also, he might improve on the turn, but still be drawing nearly dead. I don't think you have to worry about a high turn card killing action from middle pairs because he's pushing them every time on the flop.