How would you play...

Villain's plays 40/30 and very aggressive but relatively position aware. Likes to bet draws, will reraise checking for missed high cards from pf raisers on safe flops, and will usually lead out if checked to. Assume hero is a multitabler with PAHUD for reads, and limited PAHUD at that (vpip/pfr/AF) because in all honesty, when you're playing 10+ tables you can't dissect stats as well.

I want to hear how people would play these scenarios (assume 100B stacks):

1a)
Hero is dealt AK (suit doesn't matter, assume no flush draw on flop) and raises 4XBB from EP and Villain calls in LP. Flop is 47K rainbow. Hero pots and Villain raises to 3x pot bet. Hero?

1b) Same situation as 1a only Villain shoves.

1c) Same situation as 1A only there are two spades (you don't have any spades)

1d) Same situation as 1b with two spades (you don't have any)

2)

Hero is dealt AK in LP with an EP limper and raises 5XBB. Villain is in BB and calls. Limper Folds. Assume same four situations as step 1. What plays do you make now that you have position?

3) You have QQ+ and flop is 47J. Same as 1.

4) You have QQ+ and flop is 47J. Same as 2.


You don't have to answer everything, it's a lot. I'd love to hear any kind of response/general reply.

Basically against a 40/30 I'm going to be getting all of these in. That's soooo loose for a FR player and it's very unlikely he's a winning player with those stats unless he's absolutely amazing postflop and I have yet to see a player like that.

1a/1c, call, give some rope, check on turn.
1b/1d, call, with those stats it's v likely he's shoving more than just sets.

2, call if he bets ~3/4pot to pot. Raise smaller bets. Be more inclined to raise on the drawy boards.

3/4 I am much more likely to raise these as there are more hands that we beat, there are more bad cards for our hand etc.