Hand 1: MP = $195 / Hero = $210
MP just joined the table.

JJ in the CO. MP raises to $8 I re-raise to $25. MP calls. Flop { 6c 4c 3h } MP checks, I bet $35, he calls. Turn is 5d. MP pushes for $135. Hero ?

Hand 2: Hero/BB = $195 / UTG =$225 / Button = $80
UTG is solid, Button is a typical short stack goofball that just doubled up from $40.

AQo in BB. UTG limps, Button raises to $10. I call, UTG calls. Flop { Ah Jh 6s } I check, UTG checks, Button bets $25, I raise to $65, UTG folds, Button pushes/calls

Hand 3: Hero/BB $190 / CO $200+
No read

KK in BB. Folded to CO who raises to $8. I re-raise to $25. CO calls. Flop is { Qh 7s 4c } I bet $40, CO min raises to $80.

First a disclaimer, I have not been playing good so these reads could be terrible. But here it goes.

Hand:1 Either he has a pocket 7's or AK of clubs, but since he just joined I would probably just fold to that turn bet. Just pick a better spot IMO, I guess he could have tens.

Hand 2: I insta-call, maybe because I am a donkey, maybe because if I read your post correctly it would be 5 dollars more. Flush draw or Ax, maybe he caught two pair. You pot committed yourself, which I think was the right play.

Hand 3: With the rainbow board, and the villian raising preflop, I wouldn't expect much of a drawing hand here. You could play it fast and get the money in, you are either way behind or was ahead. I would just call, and let one peel off. Villian has AQ more often than QQ, or absolute chedder cheese like A 10, and is trying to win with a weak raise.

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