2 hypotheticals that really happened

[iceman5]

$2/$4 NL at Tribeca

#1) UTG ($300) opens to $16. I ($290) raise to $38 in the BB with [As]. The reraise is a little smaller than normal but I think its ok since the stacks are only 75BBs.

Pot $78. Flop [7h][3d]. I bet $55 and he calls.
Pot $188. Turn . We have about a pot sized bet left so my only play is to push, correct? I think he has either KK, QQ or a small possibility of a flush draw. I think if he had [Kh] he wouldve pushed the flop. He could have a SC in s, but mos tpeople dont open to $16 UTG with a SC so I think it strongly leans towards KK / QQ.

Nothing to do but push right?

#2) Villain has a full stack and plays 23 / 23. He opens to $14 in the cutoff. I reraise to $42 on the button. Thoughts?

[black_knight6]

1) Yup. Checking is too weak.

2) Has anyone reraised him before yet? Do you have AA again? How's his postflop play? Lots of things to consider. I think he calls only a few reraises in that spot since he's likely playing position. But if you're oop with AA, it's tough: if he calls your RR, what's the best way to get $$ on the flop? CR is very very risky, and if he pushes then you've got a very tough decision. If you don't reraise, then you pretty much have to CR.

[excession]

[ua1176]

[iceman5]

[Yliherra]

[Alastor2262]

[k3nt]

[iceman5]

[GodlikeRoy]

[black_knight6]

[iceman5]

he folded to my reraise in hand #2. I had QT. He left so I didnt get a chance to keep pounding him to see what happens.

[T-Rod]