These were like last 4 hands before i quit the session(and managed to lose all I made in that session)

There were in order on 1 table:


Hand 1:
http://www.pokerhand.org/?417195
was the reraise preflop big enogh? and was calling that ok?

Hand 2:
http://www.pokerhand.org/?417193
is this good fold? there are 2 hands beating me so i guess i need to give up
was preflop and flop ok?

Hand 3:
http://www.pokerhand.org/?417186
what do you do here? do you reraise him with AQ if its possible that he's got a KK or AA?
do you fold at flop or at that turn where flush, AK, KQ is beating my ass?
I guess his play was ok, he had draw to 2nd nut flush and a openstr8

Was my play bad at turn or was even the flop call a mistake? guy has never reraised me before

Hand 4:
this was other table, i was just saying to myself, lets finish this hand and call it a day...i made a mistake saying that :S

http://www.pokerhand.org/?417198
did i make a mistake by betting the turn now that str8 is almost definetly complete?
and what kind of person calls gut shot and then again on turn

As always, thank you for input

Hand 1:
Yes and yes.

Hand 2:
Everything okay imo.

Hand 3:
Full-ring I would fold preflop to his reraise. Short-handed depends on opponent.

Hand 4:
I would have checked the turn.

MHFlush

Hand1. Both reraising and calling are ok PF, it depends on the style your play, reads, etc. I think reraising is better in the long run. Played fine.

Hand2. Played fine.

Hand3. Marginal. If his stats are like 20/5, I would muck preflop. I would call only if re-raiser is very loose, or there were one more caller. On flop you have a tough decision, because AA, KK, QQ, TT would play it strongly with so many draws there, so fold. On the turn it is a sure fold, as even AK beats you know.

Hand4. There is 2 ways I could play this hand, like you betting flop, turn (I would make it a bit more), but I would check-call a reasonable bet on the river. The other way is to check the flop and bet turn, re-evaluate river.