Table is pretty bad but slightly tougher than your average loose passive table - as a few players will try and make some moves.

1st hand - Villian UTG ($200) - raises to $12 - 2 callers

gets to me in high jack - with 44 and I flat ($220)
Cut off calls ($200~)
Button calls

5 people see a flop of K54 - so a jack pot flop for me.
($70~ pot here)
UTG bets $20
2 folds
I just call
Cut off raises to $50 - he has about ($150~ left) - first time i've seen him raise like this all night.

every one else folds

So question here - do you flat or just reship it all in.


Next hand

I straddle for $5 and wake up with JJ ($300)
UTG raises to $15 ($200)
folds around

I re pop to $55 - (do you like my 3bet to an UTG raise) He plays fairly standard
He reluctantly calls

Flop is K57

pot is ($110~)

I bet out $50 and he insta ships all in.

Hero??

Flat in hand 1, check/ship the turn.

Fold to villain's all-in in hand #2 barring some sort of read that he will spaz.

Some reads on V's would be nice.

Hand one I would raise the first time it comes to me. The c-bet is silly small and you want to be able to get stacks in. AP, the raise is also silly small, 30 into 130. With V only having a PSB left and a dry board that has few cards that can kill your action, I don't mind another flat here and CRAI turn, but with a suspicious V, a shove here might look like a play at the weak betsizing.

Hand two is a snap fold.

In hand 1 I think I flat again and get it in on the turn.

3 bet is fine in hand 2 but I don't know that the sizing is optimal since you're setting up odd bet sizings for flop and turn.

Hand 1. Flat the flop, and check raise all in on turn.

Hand 2. Unless the villain has been raising a lot, I like flatting with Jacks at these stakes rather than 3 betting. His hand is heavily weighted toward A/K + given the raise size, and position. Also, the reluctant call to your 3 bet is a tell as well. Check the flop and hope to hit a jack on the turn.