hand 1 I think I would do the same, I put your opponents more on the top draws, fold to a reraise doesn't seem inappropriate.

hand 2 is very tricky, I think I fold here putting him on a low set that he didn't wanted to play hard in case the flush comes...

Hand 1 I think the crucial thing is that you raised preflop; I therefore make the assumption that a player holding 25xx has played very loosely to be involved here! If neither player is a total calling station I think you assume your set is still good. There are lots of draws, however, but at least you can make them pay to see them. In all likelihood you'll get two calls anyway with your likely 10 outs so even if you're behind it's not a bad percentage play. I bet here too.

Hand 2 I think you should fold. Likeliest option is he had two pair on the flop, or maybe a low set. I don't see how you can call off your stack here without a very solid read. Having a 9 in your hand makes it less likely, of course, but still you havent put a lot of chips in this pot and i'd rather live to fight another day I think. You can only beat a complete bluff, don't forget, and what is he liable to be bluffing on? Don't forget he called a flop bet (even though it was a small amount) so he must've had SOMETHING.

Again, seems to me you played very correctly in both cases.

Monk
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For what its worth, I agree with both of them on both hands. You still got outs on the first hand if you are beaten and that is too much money to call in that situation but by folding to him, you may have induced a bluff.

Results:

Hand 1 my $67 bet got called by both players ($55 all-in and $52 all-in). The river was the Td and I took the pot with my full house. Just to remind you, the final board was Th As 4c 3c Td. BB had 6c Qh Kd Jc, and EP had 7h Ac Qc Js.

Hand 2 I obviously folded and don't know what he had.

Thanks for your comments,

Martin