This villain was pretty weird. He was that type of guy who played reasonable TAG style until he would flip and do all the funky monkey stuff - like open shoving Q5, over bet bluffs etc - and then go back to playing "normal". Hand 1 is the first of his "crazy" hands, up to this point there was only some raise/folding preflop going on. This is against mostly about Hand 2. I was actually planning to fire multiple barrels given that I knew that he was capable of floating with all bunch of crap. However, the turn was not the greatest card to barrel so I decided to go for bluff induce with the plan to call any river. Comments of all kind on both hands welcome obv.

Hand 1:
Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $30(BB) Replayer
($1,500)
Hero ($1,500)

Dealt to Hero 9 T

Hero raises to $60, calls $30

FLOP ($120) T A 3

checks, Hero bets $60, calls $60

TURN ($240) T A 3 3

checks, Hero bets $120, calls $120

RIVER ($480) T A 3 3 K

bets $390, Hero folds

shows 4 8

wins $480

Hand 2:
Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $60(BB) Replayer
($1,880)
Hero ($1,120)

Dealt to Hero K 9

Hero raises to $120, calls $60

FLOP ($240) 2 3 8

checks, Hero bets $120, calls $120

TURN ($480) 2 3 8 3

checks, Hero checks

RIVER ($480) 2 3 8 3 4

bets $480, Hero calls $480

hate your call, every draw hits a piece, he couldve had you beat at the flop and he might even be bluffing better.

checkback turn in hand 1

I chk either flop or turn back in hand 1.

I fold river in hand 2 unless I have a really strong read on timing/sizing/frequencies