Now i'm confused, this explanation sounds also like a fish or am I wrong?
Yeah, I think he misspoke. Still, don't get confused by the hand that shows up. Sometimes there are good reasons for playing bad hands, it's really more situational than anything. I'll sometimes raise the button with any two cards and follow up with a cbet (Literally any two, I don't even look!) and when I get called, for whatever reason I might have to show down a real dog. If I'm getting 9:1 or better to complete from the SB I'll call with anything.
As I said, situational. But I can't remember the last time I played crap from early position, it's just not worth it, so if you think someone might be a shark and then they show up with K3s UTG you know you've got a spot at the table.
So here's what to look for in a good player.
*Rarely if ever open limps.
*Avoids playing hands OOP (out of position)
*CBets often after making a pre-flop raise
*3 bets without AA or KK
*Usually folds to 3 bets OOP
*Twirls their chips really well (Just kiding!)
*Plays with a full stack
*Folds a lot.
*No snide remarks after losing a hand. (Good players have been there and understand that getting sucked out on is just the way it goes)