Hand 1 : He could have JJ, he raised 4xBB that would be fine. he could have 9-10, but less likely. I think he has QQ-AA and don't want both of you chase with str8 draw or 1 pair. I would have pushed.


Hand 2 : His min-raise would concern me, but with that flop, it's hard to get out of it. He don't have a 7 because he re-raised he flopped quads he he has a 7. If he has AA, you are unlucky, not only you have AK against AA but you hit a very nice flop. I would call and hope he has KQ (less likely) or QQ/JJ.

Hand 3: I'm not sure, but I think it's fine. When I flop a set on a suited board, I usually bet hard but have hard time get out of it...If you go all-in you have 7 outs on the turn and 10 out on the river to fill the boat.Anyone else on this one?