Was hoping for some input on these three hands I played yesterday, mostly readless.

Hand 1: (I have ~100, MP1 has ~200)
AJ UTG+1, i raise to 4, 4 calls (MP1, MP2, SB, BB)
Flop A5h6 - check, check, I bet 11, MP1 calls, fold fold fold
Turn 7h - I bet 21, MP1 raises to 56
What do? I folded and MP1 remarked 'oh did I win the pot?' after acting aloof and glancing at the football after he made his bet.

Hand 2: (I have ~80, SB has ~50)
99 in MP, folded round to me, i make it 4, CO (loose passive) calls, SB makes it 16, I call, CO calls
Flop 678r - SB checks, I bet 21 (thinking SB has AQ/AK or whatever), CO folds, SB shoves ~13 more (figured I was behind here) and I call 13 into ~100
Turn and River blank and he flips KK - what should I do differently? fold pre? check the flop?

Hand 3: (I have ~45, CO has ~200)
folded round to me in hijack, I make it 4 with A7o, CO calls, SB calls and BB calls
flop 24h7h , SB and BB check and look disinterested, I make it 10, CO raises to 25, SB and BB fold, I think for a bit and shove figuring he has KhQh or similar, he calls fairly quickly
Turn 10 River J, he flips over 47
Am I right to shove here? This was the second hand he played and he folded the first so I didn't know how wide his range was pre.

Hey sharky. my 2c.

Hand 1.
i'd raise a bit more pre-flop maybe $8-10. on flop i'd bet bigger and try to take it down on flop. Like the lead out bet on the turn maybe a bit smaller like $17 might have gotten the same information. As played after i am raised and no reads i am folding. nice speach :-)

hand 2.
pre-flop i'd probably limp/call small. flat call i think is ok, though with our stack folding may be better. wouldn't raise. His 14/50 raise pre does sound some alarm bells but...if we had a larger stack i'd min raise pre to test the waters and then fold to his shove. can't see much wrong with this hand. nh

hand 3.
with our stack fold pre or shove, leaning towards fold and waiting for a shove hand TT+,AK/Q. Wouldn't raise here even if it's folded arround to me. No stack. as played i think it's ok.

It looks like you had a tough session. I think with your stack once it starts to dwindle the best option is to top up, or if can't then wait for a hand and try to setup either a one-two (raise pre, shove good and semi-good flops Ak/Q/J?/KQ) or just shove pre (TT+).

Thanks for the feedback, topping up wasn't really an option and I think it probably affected my play, plan to sit down with more or have reload money available next session.

:-) no biggie