Someone help me out here...

I will post my read on the player in seat 8 after I get some initial feedback. Would you have played this differently?

Hand #1696011526000537: Calgary (6-Max) 11526
Seat 1: smtg*** (8.70 in chips)
Seat 2: revj*** (22.30 in chips)
Seat 3: 5k s*** (59.85 in chips)
Seat 8: born*** (20.30 in chips)
Seat 9: Kashtree (29.15 in chips)
Seat 10: Ninj*** (20.75 in chips)
Kashtree: posts small blind $0.10
Ninj***: posts big blind $0.20
Dealt to Kashtree [ Qh Jc ]
smtg***: folds
revj***: folds
5k s***: calls
born***: raises to $1
Kashtree: calls
Ninj***: calls
5k s***: calls
@@@ F_L_O_P @@@ [ Qc Qs 2c ]
Kashtree: checks
Ninj***: checks
5k s***: checks
born***: bets $1
Kashtree: raises to $3.50
Ninj***: folds
5k s***: folds
born***: raises to $9
Kashtree: is all in 24.6500
born***: is all in 10.3000
Kashtree: returns uncalled bet $8.85
born***: shows Qd Ac
Kashtree: shows Qh Jc
# # # TURN # # # [ Ad ]
&&& RIVER &&& [ 9d ]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
born*** wins $40.50 with Full House, Queens full of Aces


OH HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE!!!

Don't post results, and post reads. As posted, nobody is going to give you any feedback at all because there is absolutely nothing to discuss.

I apologize feitr. The player in seat 8 has not been showing much respect for my betting in previous hands. He usually ends up folding on the river or losing at showdown. He also has been raising pre-flop with a wide range of hands. I had put him on a middle or better pocket pair.

Kashtree said:

The player in seat 8 has not been showing much respect for my betting in previous hands. He usually ends up folding on the river or losing at showdown. He also has been raising pre-flop with a wide range of hands.

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Not sure that I like calling the PF raise with QJo, however...

Assuming that I called his PF raise with QJo and if this was the read I had on him, then I'd lose the hand the same way you did. His range includes too many hands (most of which don't include a better Q or 22) to let this go.

The only tip-off we really get is that his turn raise now puts half his cash into this pot. But if he's been betting and calling down, we wind up discounting this fact a bit as well. I still lose the same way I think.