Re: 3bet riv?
Hand 1 has to be a 3-bet. There's no way that villian's not raising the turn with a flush, and there's no way that he's calling the turn and raising the river with a set.
The only hand I see beating us is 23, but I think A4 and A5 are very likely with A7 and some single ace hands being possible as well. Also, the flush possibility may be enough to keep him from capping when he does have the straight, so we really only need to be good about 60% of the time to 3-bet. (I don't 3-bet and fold to a cap against erratic players ever.)
The second hand really looks like two pair. I see no reason to 3-bet whatsoever. Occasionally, he'll show you a worse ace, but not often enough to make putting in another bet profitable.
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