$10/20 turn action

[RudeboyOi]

ive played with 3 of the players before.
husband/couple in seats 1 and 4.
30-something old guy in seat 8.
two seats are available in seat 2 and 7.
i choose 7 the player is really fishy looking in seat 6.
and i know seat 1 is really passive.
i like to attack her blinds a lot.
9-handed game.

i post behind the button.
folds around to the player on my right.
he limps.
i raise with Jd Td.
folds around.
he calls my raise.
flop comes Jh Th 4.
he bets i raise.
turn 6h. he bets.
my line?



folds around to me.
i raise with Qh 8h from hijack.
SB in seat 10 3-bets it.
bb folds i call.
flop 2 4 6.
ive seen this player bet fold more often than he probably should.
he bets i call.
turn a K.
he bets.
i raise.
thoughts?


few orbits later.
same player.
half kill. 15/30 this hand.
folded to kill.
kill checks his option.
i raise with As 5s.
button seat 10 3-bets it.
bb calls.
kill folds.
i call.
flop is 2s 3 T.
bb checks.
i check.
button bets.
bb calls.
i call.
turn a 7.
bb checks.
i check.
button bets.
bb folds.
i raise.
thoughts?

[tessarji]

A post like this becomes clearer if you can format it with the suit icons, and putting action on each street in single lines.

Hand 1: Your hand is too good to fold and you are confronting an unknown. I'd just call the turn, and consider raising many rivers. Observe your opponent carefully to get a better read for future hands. You said this is the guy you're planning to make money from.

Hand 2: I'm okay with this pure bluff. Obviously your table image is a major factor.

Hand 3: This one seems too fishy to me. You basically have to pray your opponent is on air, because I think I'd call down with just an ace. What are you representing?