The man to my immediate left is on a tear. He coldcalled my previous early position raise with 53o and rivered a straight. He coldcalled my previous middle position raise with 86o and rivered two pair. He coldcalled my previous middle position raise with 95s and rivered a flush. He also has dished out severe beatings to other players as well. He's playing something like 90%vpip/40%pfr/15%pf3b/80%pfcoldcall. He was down to the felt about an hour ago, but he's made an awesome comeback. Now, he's up to about $400. He has been seen bluff raising on numerous occasions, but that hasn't stopped him from doing everything in his power to win every pot. It's been fun to say the least. Interestingly, the rest of the table is playing their normal games of coldcalling the top 40% of hands and only 3 betting QQ+, with the exception of the man to my immediate right. He's somewhat of a tag, whose favorite hand seems to be 63s. It's the only hand I've ever seen him get outta line with in >10 hours of play over three sessions together. He's in the big blind for this hand.
I raise utg with 88, utg+1 calls, three loose passives call in position, blinds call.
8KKr
Checks to me, I bet, utg+1 calls, the rest fold.
2o
I bet, he calls.
T
I bet, he raises.
Now before you say "easy 3 bet," I'd like you to think about what hands make sense for him to play this way, and what that means for his overall strategy.
My thoughts: