Re: Spot I may be messing up.
In hand 1, his turn c/r has you crushed most of the time IMO. If you fear he's taking a stand against your float, don't bet the turn-check it through and call the river. You really can't stand this turn raise, and you should fold to it. Next time, there is no reason to bet the turn if you're suspecting that he's suspecting that you're floating. Just keep the pot small and induce a river bluff.
Hand 2, you're wrong that you'll only get action if he hits a 2 outer. If he has a pp, he may put you on AK or a pair yourself, and might try one more time to push you off it. He can also have KQ/QJ and after he bets the turn, he commits himself to go broke on the river. Just calling is definitely correct there. Guys WILL continue to bluff, and if he does check the turn, check through and value bet the river.
Hand 3, I agree to just call most of the time there.
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