Originally Posted by wonderland

hand 1: a 3bet should be 3 or 4 times his original bet. With KK @ 2nl you can be happy to get it all on asap. So make the 3bet about .24 or .30 ish if he's an idiot.

DO NOT be scared of his flop call. Bet about 35 or 45 on that flop if he's a station. Bet 45 also if there are two suits the same. As is, rainbow, don't stress too much.

Turn, bet $1 or shove. You're missing value if you did this like 100 times in a row. About 20 times he'd have 2 pair, straight, flush etc. but if you acted like that 100% of the time, you'd be losing money or at least be missing money you should have made.

hand 2: nooo, no open limping with QJs. Open for 4xbb. Why check that flop?! unless you wanted to fool people into thinking you didn't have a hand. Fuck that .6c bet... thing is, coz you didn't raise, no one gives a shit about their cards coz they have nothing invested. Raise it, then bet 3/4 pot with the J and after that, real thinking comes into it and i can't speculate further without a specific scenario.

Originally Posted by iopq

hand 1:
you're putting him on a really tight range
so instead put him on random shit: a2s+, 22+, any suited connector above 54s, any two broadways

then figure out what he can have on the flop, he calls with pretty much everything but the lowest pps and the lowest suited connectors
so he can definitely have a 7
don't let yourself say "this is his range, so he never has a 7" because you won't believe it yourself... just admit that he can have a seven, but it's not going to have it that often
but holy shit he probably has way more hands like AJ or JT that have ten billion outs against you so bet the turn

Originally Posted by nish81

I guess you're right. maybe at such low stakes it's better to just play my own hand unless i've got good stats on the opponent, since general rules of reading don't apply as much?

Originally Posted by iopq

not really, you can still put them on ranges
but put them on really wide ranges, way wider than you would play

generally people have wide calling ranges and tight raising ranges
but this guy opens every hand he plays, or at least that's what happened the last 6 hands he played so I'm going to assume he follows the advice "pump it or dump it"

but post-flop I would still make the assumption that his raising range will be too tight and I'd probably fold to a turn raise if he makes one