Both hands were in $50+2,5 HU sng's,normal speed

1'st
Villain seems to be aggro and agressive.

Villain:1550
Hero:1450 Q6
Blinds 10/20

Hero calls from SB,Villain raise to 60,Hero calls (Pot 120)
Flop:464
Villain bets 120,Hero raise to 480,Villain calls (Pot 1080)
Turn J
Villain checks,Hero bets all-in(850),Villain calls
River 3

How is this hand played?What could be the most optimal way to play it?



2'nd

Villain is tight agressive,don't re-raise too often from BB but freqvently raise from SB

Villain 1400
Hero 1600 AK
Blinds 20/40

Hero raise to 80 from SB,Villain re-raise to 240,Hero is all-in,Villain calls

I think here in 2'nd hand i played the right way and in spots like this I go all-in every time.Are anyways to play this hand?

In hand 1 I call the flop, I don't see a reason to raise and definitely not that big. If villain is a huge calling station, raising might be good but your reads say he was agressive and loose, which means he will barrel a lot of turns and rivers if you give him the opportunity.

In first hand Villain shows KJ not KJ ,my mistake,I wrote these hands quickly

That doesnt make any difference,does it?
Anyway, just flat flop in the first hand.
Second one is standard.

first hand i call the flop... hoping he''ll bet the turn and stop on river... if you raise and you raised so big he calls only with better or only with 2 overs if he's super loose. i would have checked the river for sure.

second hand i play the same. Allin

FYP




hand one is fine to raise if u think he stacks off with worse or calls with worse a good portion of the time. if not its just stupid, when he has u beat he calls or shove and when he has overs he just fold.

pre i rather raise, but i guess it might be ok to call depending on villain and ure overall preflop strategy.

Well let's say you call the flop.If turn is a ' J ' and he bets on turn,let's say 2/3 of the pot ,what's your move?

your check raise is massive, your turn shove allows villain to play optimally

Wtf,my turn shove allows villain to play optimally because he hits the turn.But, my big flop raise shouldn't allow him to play optimally and call with two overs,right?Overall, with these reads, I think it's not so bad to raise big after the flop, if you think your opponent will call with two over cards.