Hand 1:
2/5 at our local casino. Hero probably perceived as aggro reg. Villain is a chinese semireg. Likes to limp/call a lot. Have seen a bad play by him so far.
(a really weird bet on the river again against 2 fish where one of them likely had a flush and he got called by 6h flush and mucked)

So Villain limps, I raise 25 with KK, everyone folds. He calls.

Flop 256 rb, check, I bet 30-35, he calls.
Turn A - he leads for 47 or something. I snapfolded but wanted to post the hand anyways to hear some opinions. That's just always a set right?

Hand 2:
Same Villain raises in the HJ. We're both in for 1k. The Kd was exposed already.
He raises to 15, we have A5hh in the co. We have 2 fishes behind us, so call.

Hu to the Ad8s3d flop. He bets 22, we call. Turn is the 5s. He bets 65. This is a raise all day long right. To how much though? In game I just thought he would fold all his aces here and he doesn't have much FDs here anyways - so no need to protect much.

I just called, river is a Qc. He checks. We bet how much?

Hand 1
Pretty strange lead but not always a set. I would expect a set to raise flop most of the time here. I would also expect him to check / raise the turn since you will rep this card a lot with your bluffs. Don't hate the fold - I may call turn and fold river since it will be very hard for him to bluff in this spot.

Hand 2 -
We pretty much have the best hand 90% of the time here. A raise is fine, but may end the hand. If we do raise, I don't see us getting a river bet in all that often unless we have a ****ed up image. Since we didn't raise turn we can bet river for value, but should only get called by strong aces. All his draws missed, so we missed value by not raising turn against those. All in all, I kind of like the turn call - I think it's totally fine, but a raise is fine too. I do think a turn raise will get a ton of respect and may blow him off a hand like AK.

H1 - pretty player dependent spot, fold, call, raise all close in my mind.
H2 - good turn call, now bet no less than 115 otr when front door whiffs.

Hand 1 looks like A5/A6 or set.

Hand 2 should be raising the turn here to 175. That Q on the river may have killed our action but he's still calling with AK, bet 90-120. Prolly folding to a c/r on the river tho.

Hand 1 is ok, doubt it's a set, but anything that floated flop likely got there.

Hand 2: Yeah, raise turn. We don't care if he folds his As overall, this is definitely a spot where we would like to semibluff raise some of our range, so we need to raise with the goods sometimes.

Hand 1: Kind of close, but I call since the sizing is small (1/2 pot). If he bets river, might be a fold if sizing is large.

Hand 2: Close between a call and raise. This might be a bit too weak to value raise. As played, I'd now bet slightly less than pot. I'd also bet some missed flush draws with this exact same sizing.