#1
Opponent is at 35/11 and has a huge stack. I'm at 23/3 and have a full stack.

I've got A289ds in the CO. Villain limps UTG and two others limp behind. I make a raise to $2.50 (I raise less than pot with suited A2 hands, it's a tell!) and get two callers.

Flop comes J85 giving me nut flush draw, nut low draw and middle pair. Both check to me, I pot it ($8.75). Villain check/raises to $35 and the tourist folds. I push. That's got to be standard all the way, right?

#2
Opponent is 40/11 or so and open-raises max UTG. He gets one caller and I call from the BB with 4432ds.

Flop comes 776 with a club draw. I have no clubs. I check, villain checks and cold-caller checks.

Turn is an off suit Ace. I bet half pot ($4 into $8, I bet half pot with the nut low, it's a tell!). Villain calls. River is an off suit 5, I pot it ($16) intending to call a push.

Yeah I figured #1 was the standardest of standards. I don't know about his play though. He had . I wouldn't play that preflop, especially not from EP, might limp it in a multiway pot on the button or something. Calling a raise OOP with it would obviously be even worse.

When he flipped his cards over I was real happy, figuring I must be a huge equity favorite since I have him out kicked now, he has no low draw AND I'm covering his flush draw. I was surprised to find he had as much equity as almost 27%

Ks 9s Td 8d 128 287 493 40 0 0 0 0.269
8s 2s Ad 9d 493 493 287 40 520 0 0 0.731

I scooped it with a flush and nut low though so all is well in the world.

Hand 1
Standard

Hand 2
Bet pot on the turn. On river bet ½ pot and be willing to stick it all in.

On the turn you BTP really hoping to take it down now, if not you probably have some out for the scoop (the 5 and maybe the 4). Also against another 23 your 44 might hold up for the high.

On the river you bet ½ pot to try and get a call (unless this guy is a total CS and will call something larger). With a solid two way hand I have no problem pushing over a CR, if only for meta game stuffs.