Facing a turn raise - fold or call down

[bling23]

I think one of the hardest thing when playing limit poker is dealing with turn raises. Here is two hands that I played to day - one of them I callede down whereas the other I folded. It would be nice hear your thoughts on the play of the hands and if any of you have some general advise relating dealing with turn raises.

http://www.pokerhand.org/?1536692

http://www.pokerhand.org/?1536686

I will post the result of the hand where I callede down later.

[BubbleMint]

Absent of specific reads.

First link, I call down.
Second link, I mix between calling down and 3 bet.

[milesdyson]

"Second link, I mix between calling down and 3 bet. "

i'd never 3bet there

[xerxesthegod]

I'm more inclined into calling the first hand than the second one.
Anyways I call both with no reads. But if there is a hand I want to fold is the second one. The raiser raised preflop called your raise on the flop and raised the turn that's a very strong move.

[mvoss]

I probably call down both but I like it more in hand 1. In hand 2 I think a 3bet is awful.

[mute]

Top pair, HU, no reads = call down (pretty much, anyway)

[YanMTL]

First hand is an easy fold for me. i found out that without read, TPTK is almost never good, (not good often enough to call two more bet and be EV+) when i raised preflop and got check-raise on the turn (they always have the good at 2-4$)

The second one is more tricky, i call down and take notes but not good often here IMO, 3bet is a big spew