$1/$2 NL at Prima

1st, heres 2 hands for background.

#1) Theres a $8 raise, I call, then theres a $30 reraise...Villian cold calls $30, original guy folds, then I call the $30.

Pot $100 or so. Flop is [9d][2s]. Checked around
Pot $100. Turn . Vliian leads $8, I raise to $50. Preflop reraiser folds and villain calls.
Pot $200. River . Villain open pushes his last $120. I calls and lose to [4d].

#2) I raise to $7 with 88. Villain calls in SB with $111.
Pot $16. Flop [5c][8s]. He leads $2, I raise to $8 and he calls.
Pot $32. Turn . he leads $2, I raise to $27 and he calls.
Pot 86. River . He open pushes $70. I call and lose to Q9.

There was another hand where he min raised and called a reraise...he led with a draw and called a raise....he called the turn and then open pushed the river when he hit the str8.

OK, heres the hand.

I now have $311 and he has $488

I raise to $7 with [7d] and he calls in the BB.
Pot $15. Flop [8h][5d]. He checks, I bet 410 and he calls.
Pot $35. Turn . he checks, I bet $25 and he min check raises me to $50. I call.
Pot $135. River . He open pushes. Its $244 to me.

Why haven't you learned that open pushes on the river from this guy = NUTS?

I have learned, but I have a big disguised hand here and hes never pushed this much in. Hes a big fish in every sense of the word but hes caught some big hands.

why did u ca ll the min raise on the turn?

you can call if you want. but bye-bye monies. i think his line suggests at least trips and the only trips you beat are 84, 83, and 82. i would question your characterization of 87 as a "big disguised hand" with this board and this action.