UTG is at 14/8 over 200 hands and has a $60 stack. These hands are from a previous session, so he hasn't just nitted the money away in front of me.

1. UTG limps, folds to me in BB and I check [6c].
2. Flop [5h][3s], pot $2.5. I check, he bets $2, I call.
3. Turn comes , pot $6.5. I check, he bets $4, I CR to $12, he 3-bets me to $24, I call.
4. River comes , pot $53, I check he pushes for about $45 more and I fold.

I really don't like any line in that hand but I don't really like any other lines either. I guess I should have either folded or shoved to his 3-bet on the turn.

Hand #2.

No reads, UTG has $70.

1. UTG limps, I raise to $5 with [Th] on the CO, only UTG calls.
2. Flop [3c][2c], pot $11 he checks I bet $9 and he calls.
3. Turn , pot $30 he leads $14 and I call.
4. River , he open pushes for $40 more into a $60 pot, I curse and fold.

Note the A is not a club, the straight draw got there as well as the flush, and he limped UTG. Not saying folding was right, just saying A LOT got there.

He prolly has a set in hand 1. Easy river fold.

And, FWIW, 14/8 RARELY limps UTG...these seem really weird (I used to play 15/9 and had NO UTG limp hands).

I can't possibly fold hand 2 with top 2pr...wow, bad bad fold. Only the 45 straight got there...

Which makes it the perfect bluff card...I call. Also, if you're going to be playing against him, I want to know his EP limping range...

I think a hand like an ace with a 2, 3, 4, 5, or 9 seems more likely than a draw in hand 2. I call this.

I guess fold hand 2 but I probably wouldn't do it in the heat of the moment. The straight card hit but it's so unlikely that he has that. Seems like he has a set or you're ahead.

Lee