[shark6]

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I'd check/call, check/call, bet hand 2 unless I improve. This is a WA/WB situation.

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Why do you assume you're ahead in hand 1 and not hand 2? I'm not sure it is a WA/WB hand often enough to take this line. It's really quite likely you have him reverse dominated now (ie he has AK, AQ).

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That's exactly why this is a WA/WB situation. He either has AA-JJ, or we have him reverse dominated.

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You're right, both cases are a WA/WB situation.

1. If he has AA-JJ you'll get raised on the turn instead and you're out just as much as if you called down.

2. Since you didn't cap PF, villian will rule out AA-QQ, AKs for you. And therefore, the villian may go for a flop 3-bet free card play figuring he has 6 clean outs plus any backdoor draw outs and end up bluffing you out of the pot.

3. The times you get out cheaper by check/raising and folding to a 3-bet or turn raise won't offset the times:

A. You get pushed off the best hand by a flop 3-bet.
B. He draws out on you.
C. He raises you on the turn instead of flop 3-betting with AA-QQ.
D. He folds a worse hand without puting in a bet on each round.