[NickPoker]

Hand 1: I would of made a pot sized bet on the flop and the turn (maybe bigger on the turn). On the turn, after you checked and he raised to $200, I would of gone all in, if the guy was any good he would lay down a club draw here, and you would take down a good sized pot. If he has a smaller set you take all of his money. If he has the straight you still have 10 outs (I am guessing he didn't if he didn't re-raise). If you wanted a call you played it right, personally I would try to take it down right there, and take my chances he wasn't playing 10/9.

Second hand, the turn is where you made your decision, once you called here I would trust my original instincts. I think you played it right, but it depends on what type of player he is. His bets were weak compared to the pot, I would put most on a weak ace, I would be a little concerned if you were up against a strong player. With that being said, once you called the turn I would call the river.