I got that sort of confusion one would get when they're playing any new game for the first time in this hand. I raised him after the 2nd draw to see if he would jam it or flat call. If he flat called, I was going to assume that he had something like an 86 or an 87 which i was going to v-bet on the river. If i got jammed, I'd know my hand was no good.

Assigning hand ranges to opponents would be very helpful if you guys can help me with that.

Triple Draw 2-7 Lowball Limit ($0.10/$0.20) (converter)

SB ($6.22), Seat 2
BB ($1.48), Seat 3
UTG ($3.35), Seat 4
MP ($2.65), Seat 5
Hero ($3.58), Seat 6
Button ($2.73), Seat 1

Button at Seat 1.
SB posts $0.05. BB posts $0.10.

Hand: [Qs 8d 4s 5d 9c]

Round 1: (1.50 SB)

UTG calls. MP folds. Hero raises. Button folds. SB folds. BB calls. UTG calls.
BB takes 3. UTG takes 1. Hero discards Qs 9c.

Hand: [8d 4s 5d 2s Ad]

Round 2: (6.50 SB)

BB checks. UTG checks. Hero checks.
BB takes 2. UTG takes 1. Hero discards Ad.

Hand: [8d 4s 5d 2s 3s]

Round 3: (3.25 BB)

BB checks. UTG bets. Hero raises. BB calls. UTG calls.
BB takes 1. UTG stands pat. Hero stands pat.

Hand: [8d 4s 5d 2s 3s]

Round 4: (9.25 BB)

BB checks. UTG checks. Hero bets. BB folds. UTG calls.

Total pot: (11.25 BB - $2.25)

Looks fine to me.

fold predraw at a LP game. all other streets are fine, as is predraw if players are decent.

Fold pre-draw, that hand doesn't do very well in limped pots. Bet after the first draw and the rest is fine.

I like a bet after the 1st draw also. In normal, aggressive non-micro games, UTG will auto bet in the dark, and a flat-call would be perfect in that case. But in passive micro games where he misses the autobet OOP, it's best to stick in a bet here with the best 1 card draw, and particularly to charge BB with his shit-tastic holdings.

I also put a note on UTG that says "does not autobet, do not attempt c/r" for when we are OOP in a hand with him.