#4) Action man straddles UTG, a new guy in a wheel chair calls. I raise to $60 with [Kc]. They both call. I knew action man was calling but the other guy is an unknown.

Pot $185. Flop [2c][3d]. Action man ($400) checks, unknown guy ($335) leads $100. What do you put him on and what do you do? If I call, theres at least 50% chance that action man will call.

#5) 4 limpers and I check in the BB with [Tc].

Pot $25. Flop [8d][7s]. I want to see the action so I check. Checked to action man who bets $30. 1 caller. Im still unsure what to do so I just call.

Pot $115. Turn . I check and he bets $200. He has another $220 behind. Other guy folds and at ths point, Im about 75% sure I have the best hand. The guy is very hard to read. I think mainly because he doesnt know what hes doing so his betting patterns are half random.

I said " I think I have you beat, what do you have". He said "I cant tell you" I said, "let me see one card". He laughed and said "we dont play that way up here, boy". (in his very loud boisterous voise). I said "OK, then Im all in". Thoughts?

#4) I put him on a middle pair like 88 and I just called. I normally push here but I figure the guy has 2 outs plus action man might want to call with QT or something like that.

Action man folded. Turn was a 5 and the guy pushed. I instacalled to be showed 55. UGH!

#5) So I CRAI and he called me. The river was the and I said "now I know I have the best hand" He said "yep, I missed". He didnt have the flush draw so he mustve just had a 9. This is another hand where the old saying "he'll only call with something that beats you and you'll fold off all the hands you beat" is just flat wrong alot of the time.