Full stacks. No reads.

I raise to $8 beind an ep limper with JJ in emp myself and he calls after it's folded around.

Flop: 742 two tone. Pot ~ 16 I bet $12 (my standard here) and he checkraises to $39. There are 2 hearts there and I have the Jh but don't think that matters as I am not drawing to a flush.

Now in these spots it often seems that a minicheckraise is a set and a larger checkraise is a smaller overpair. Of course it could certainly be a set.

So I decided to call after some thought and re-evaluate on the turn. Some players loose their sack on the turn when called as I think they put me on an overpair and don't know if they are going to be called down so they can't really pull the trigger and lead for like 1/4 pot. Others can keep it up and put a real bet out, and of course I could most certainly be beat anyway.

So I dedided to call. Turn did not complete the flush. It might have been a queen and might have been a small blank, I forget. But I figured the card did not help him, I was ahead or beat on the flop.

Pot~ $94 and he leads for $50. I fold.

My main quesiton is do you auto fold to that checkraise without a read 100% of the time or sometimes call and reevaluate? I assume pushing is not standard but if you do that let me know please as well.

Second hand: Full stacks, no read

I have QQ in mp and open for $8. Blind calls.

Flop AAJ two tone. Pot ~16. I bet $12 and am called.

Turn does not help me and I check behind.

River does not help me and he leads for $20 into a $40 pot. Call or fold? Any doubts with your decision? Consider one option standard?

Hand #1 I think you'll save money by just folding that flop. Once you get check/raised you can't really call to "see what he does on the turn" because I can tell you what he'll do, he'll bet, and unless you hit a J you're going to want to fold.

Hand #2 I like to check behind on that flop. Several reasons, one is that it's a wa/wb scenario most of the time, another is that people expect you to check behind with AK there so a check actually signifies more strength. Few opponents will bet into you on the turn just because you check that flop, and if they check it to you agaon pn the turn you know it is safe.

Hand #1) Full ring I agree with Stoney. In 6 max, I may go to war with this hand depending on the player

#2) I like the way you played it. Call the river. He'll bet any pocket pair or any J there. (Assuming turn and river were truly blanks)