Obvious hyper-aggressive opponents

At a table earlier today "welcometohell85" sat on my right.
He was terribly over aggressive. Besides, those are my favorite opponents, especially when they slowplay their hits. I recommend you to keep an eye at them, aim for the dead money on the tables.
Here is an example of how he revealed his holecards.


His check-call on the flop strongly indicated on a king, because he would almost for sure bet that flop if he had missed. I saw hardly any chance that he could be empty at that stage, he probably could have a flush draw or a seven.
The turn gave me a full house, and his bet was extremely weak so i decided to raise it to verify that he had a king. Well, he min- reraised. Everything he did showed me that he was slowplaying, even though i couldn't resist 8 to 1 for a call. He pushed the river less surprising, without hesitation I could lay down my full house.
Later I asked in the chat if the had kings full, and he said "yepp".

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A year ago I actually was a loosing poker player, even though it was slightly. During the time I blamed the lack of luck, but eventually it became clearer, me and vierika understood that luck just give temporary differences. We simply had a lot to learn.
He bought two copies of Collin Moshman's Sit 'n Go Strategy book, as birthday gift I got one of them and we read 'em to the last page.
Everything from basic strategy to advanced psychological and mathematical problems became much clearer. The step between loosing and winning for me was for sure this book.