^^Basically all Aces, but can't edit title anymore...

How do you guys like my play to simply shove all-in OTF, when the SPR is less than ~2:1, putting my opponent all-in when he decides to call.

For example:
I have 1150 chips and villain has 350.
I open my BTN to my doozy 2.1x sizing at 20/40 blinds, so the pot is 168 chips OTF. Villain has 264 chips left OTF and checks, then I just shove my Ax hands to not let him catch up on flops like 335, 442, 663 etc

Would anybody prefer to bet normal to induce something or so?
I think any normal bet like 35-40% pot would often be called by two overcards to the flop, and since villain never has a pocketpair or any Ace-rags when flat-calling that shortstacked pre, I prefer to take the pot OTF, instead of playing a guessing game on any turn that doesn't give me a pair.

Sit Out and spin again IMO, why are you fighting over peanuts when you could hit $1 million?

Agree no point in playing if it's not a milli.

if in your assumption he always has a worse range when he calls why on earth your assumption is to shove to prevent him calling?

Hope you're shoving AA preflop to prevent 73o calling you and take the pot down

Better take that pot savely (or get called by Kx hand maybe) and cripple opponent even more, than letting him catch up in the hand, and with his stack-size, I thought.

when they fold u win, dont u know that???