Basically the same hand and same basic flop twice, but in different situations.

Hand 1: My toughest situation. Playing VERY LAGgy players. Opponent is 40/10/40 ish at the time of the hand. He had pot donked a couple of times so far on the flop, both in un-raised pots though. The one time he was called, it was checked down and he showed 87o for flopped bottom pair of 7's on a 79Q board
[Td] CO $49.50
Villain is UTG+1 $39.50 to start the hand

UTG+1 limps, MP2 limps, I raise to $2.75, UTG+1 is only caller.

[5d][Jc] $6.75
UTG+1 does his custom pot donk ($6.75) and has $30 left. I have 12 outs to the nuts. My move?


Hand 2: This opponent is a TAG (19/8/15) and very much could have flopped a set here. He definitely has something. I'm a little less clear what the correct play on this hand is.

[Ts] MP2 $35 (I had just lost a decent pot about 2 hands ago and was leaving when the BB got to me so I didn't bother to re-load.
Villain is SB $64.55 after posting.

UTG (ss ROCK) and UTG+1 limp, I limp, SB raises to $3, BB and limpers fold. I call looking for a big flop which I get.

[Ks][Qs] Pot $7.50 - Royal Flush draw! 12 outs to nuts again, but Villain was the one showing PF aggression this time.
SB bets pot ($7.50) and I have $32 left. My move?

I'd shove em' both, though I consider just calling sometimes in hand #1 if the guy is an absolute nutball which will just destroy your fold equity.

Double Post. My bad.