Looking for advice for a few hands from 200nl on Bovada / Ignition. Anonymous zoom tables for those unfamiliar. These aren't necessarily unique or interesting but they seem like spots that come up frequently so I want to make sure I'm not torching $$ off over the long run.

Hand one:
I have red JJ in MP sitting on $537. BTN covers. We're almost 270bb deep.

Hero: raises $6 to $6
Dealer: raises $21 to $21
Hero: raises $52 to $58
Dealer: calls $37

*** FLOP *** [7d 9s 7s]
Hero: bets $49.50
Dealer: calls $49.50

*** TURN *** [7d 9s 7s] [Qd]
Hero: checks
Dealer: checks

***RIVER*** [7d 9s 7s Qd] [8c]
Hero ???


Honestly I'm looking for advice on the whole line. At 100bb stacks, Snowie is pretty clear that TT+ is a four bet. 270bb deep I'm sure is a different story, so I think there's merit to both flat and raise JJ.



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Hand one:

I have red QQ in CO, $200 (100bb) eff

UTG: raises $5 to $5
CO (Hero): raises $16 to $16
UTG: raises $35 to $40
CO (Hero): calls $24

*** FLOP *** [Jc Ts 9c] (Pot: $83)
UTG: checks
Hero: bets $35.50
UTG: calls $35.50

*** TURN *** [Jc Ts 9c] [7c] (Pot: $154)
UTG: checks

Hero??


Pre seems standard, idk if I really want to get QQ in CO vs UTG against unknowns 100bb deep at 200nl.

Flop bet seems fine to me, maybe sizing is off? By betting flop for $35, I leave $125 in our stacks with pot = $154 on the turn if called.

OTT I just ripped it here with .8 PSB left. With red QQ against a UTG 4b range of {QQ+, AKo, AKs} I have almost exactly 50% equity. Removing the black QQ combo is virtually the same result. Against a range of {KK+, AKs} I only have 29%.

got some advice from rl friends not to 4b JJ this deep OOP ever against anonymous players. thoughts on that?

I might check behind on the turn and hope for a cheap show down.

Hand 1: The deeper we are the less we want to play large pots out of position. 100bb deep I think the 4-bet is good however 270bb deep I think I would just flat all my hands oop. Flop and turn seem pretty standard, might bet small on the turn to keep my range uncapped but check is good to. On the river, I would probably bet small, and try to get a crying call from TT or A9s or AK.

Hand 2: Pre is standard, however I think I would check back the flop. V could easily check AA or KK for pot control and there are very few hands we can get three streets of value from. As well there's no real need to bet for protection since there are very few cards on the turn we are afraid of, namely an A. As well this hand works nicely as a bluff catcher since we heavily block the nuts. However, betting very small on the flop isn't too bad either. AP on the turn, I would still probably check back and see a river. I just can't see any worse hand that will call us when we jam and I think QQ has too much SDV to turn into a bluff. I do think it's a really close spot though.

I check call... No doubt.