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Originally Posted by FinK22 Id say its someone who knows very little about limit |
I'm thinking this is exactly what happened. It's probably someone new to poker or at the very least, new to limit holdem. What about his preflop play? UTG limped, then capped the betting when raised and reraised to him. That's a pretty terrible play with any hand less than premium (basically any hand less than AA, KK, or AK because that would not be smart with QQ and JJ).
It's confusing as hell to see players make very strange and bad plays, but just take a note on him and adjust your play when you get in a hand against him again. Hey, there were no bad beats and the best hand on the flop won the pot.
Also, what about the third player? His play was very bad. Preflop, the reraise is questionable. If I have a good read on the raiser that he makes a lot of preflop raises, in his situation, I might make a reraise. I might just call in his situation. On the flop and each round after, that opponent has to know that at least one of you has an ace. It's tough at times, but players have to learn to fold higher pocket pairs when the flop brings even just one overcard.
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