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[QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6257941, member: 305911"]
Hand 1: At least a little of the decision goes into what we have seen before from villain.  I get you may be readless but there at least was some time they were at the table.  Even if they were only at your table for 3 hands and they folded all of them, it still says something.  I find it hard to fold here as we have top two and the top two we have set block cards we should expect a raise from pre flop if they were out there.  The only over pair also would have said something pre flop.  The bet in a vacuum looks like 22 as JJ and other pairs should not be doing this, same with draws.  K2 and Q2 are possible but they called a raise which is pretty damn loose to do so although we all have seen it.  I make the crying call here but to be honest I would expect 22 to be flipped over by the villain.

Hand 2:  This is a much easier decision since there are many hands that would do this that you beat with all two pair combos out there and smaller sets.  I would not think too hard about the decision before calling, no way can you fold top set there even if 3 to a straight is out there.
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