Was at my regular neighborhood game. $1/$1 10 handed, action is really loose.

My image to these regular is fold or fit on flop. Very tight and quiet character, seldom bluff and always has the goods when I go showdown.

Hand 1 MP $300 stack
Villain sitting on my right is super agro and have lost first buy in and has placed a shredder $3.
I was first to act and was Dealt Q♥️Q♦️
I limped and the rest does as well. Original shredder raised $15 more. I called (Bad Move here I wanted to reraise but wanted to trap him as well) and 3 other callers as well.

Flop Q♠️5♣️6♣️
Villain Cbets $39. I raised him $70 on top. All folded.
Should I peel one street here ?


Hand 2 MP $400 stack
Dealt 1010♠️♣️
I raised $10 and got 4 callers

Flop
10♥️6♦️8♦️
I cbet 30. Got 2 callers.

Turn 3 ♦️
Villain bets $105.
I tanked called because he have $500 stack behind. Bad move here ?

River 2 ♦️
Bets $130 I folded.

Any advice guys ?

H1 There's a decent chance you got max value as played this particular time, but it's a clear outlier. Stick with open raising QQ utg basically always in such a game (I'd only consider AA as limp-raise and would do so with a low frequency/if at all). Once you elect to call twice, youre essentially set mining, so don't do that. The flop raise is good/sizing could be bigger and is necessary for value/protection in this spot.

H2 is well played.

Hand 1 you butchered from the start but you pretty much answered it yourself if they always think you have the goods then you are pretty much repping 55 or 66 on this flop by making a decent sized raise like this.

I don't even know who is acting first in hand 2, but if he leads for $130 then there is a high probability I'm shipping over the top of him on the river.

Need more advise..

Hand 1: Preflop is the only real mistake here. Limp/call with QQ is bad and just setting yourself up for problems and winning a small pot post flop. On the flop raising is best, with 4 villains the risk that somebody is drawing to beat you is too big. If this was heads up you consider slow playing this some of the time.

Hand 2: Order of action is unclear and makes a bit of difference. Particularly on the turn when reading how strong villain's play is. For the most part though you played it fine. If you are sure villain is never bluffing or betting worse on the turn then folding would be OK also. This board is ugly enough that you can get away from top set but it would depend on villain. As is, folding river is obvious.