How to deal with all-in happy players?

[Lucky]

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if you have to ask this question, then you shouldnt be re-raising him out of position in the first place, just call the raise and actually play poker.

the reraise is absolutely terrible, and you are begging to have the pot taken away from you by an aggressive player post flop.

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the reraise is not ideal, but a small rr doesn't cause this guy to go allin because he senses weakness in that small rr, lol.

Anywya, from unkwown allin, fold it up.

[AlanDyer]

snap call or you are SO exploitable

[woohoo88]

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If he is really moving all-in very often, this is an easy call. You are only behind against 2 hands (6 combinations total). This is nothing.

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fyp/qft

[Nick Royale]

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If he is really moving all-in very often, this is an easy call. You are only behind against 13 hands (72 combinations total). This is nothing.

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fyp/qft

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[Shizzle12345]

eh what 13 hands lol?

[Daddy Warbucks]

All pocket pairs?

[Daddy Warbucks]

Also, what the hell am i missing here? When did 3 betting and calling an all in from an unknown with AKs become bad?

[clowntable]

AKs -> 3bet + snapcall vs this villain
What you really want to do is play with pokerstove a little.
Use the hand you posted, give yourself the AK and guess what hands he'd go all in with.
Then check what equity you have and what odds you get on the call.

This should also answer the question about the shortstacker.

[1o BoY]

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to add, the re-raise is only so terrible because you are playing a 100BB stack, if you were shorter or deeper the re raise is fine

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L01

[Suigin406]

if he does this all the time, how can we never 3bet this and try to get the money in the middle PF??