Hand 1 :
Against the Party fish who probably got that stack bad beating ppl, this is an insta-call. Without a read it's an obv fold but you have the read you need to make the call. The guy has K10 SOOTED more often than he has top set here. Just sucks that it's so deep stacked and it'll hurt to pay off the set or rivered flush.

Hand 2 :
I think this is a clear fold. You're playing for a split and 70% of the time the guy slowplayed his set on this dry dry board. He's hoping you have aq, ak etc with that river push.

I came across a similar hand last night on party 200 NL 6 max. I had KJs and called a button raise. Flop came J high, no draw etc. Villain c-bet, I smooth called. Turn is an ace, Villain checks, i check behind. River is another J giving me trip Js. He goes AI for 150$ into a 50$ pot. I told him in the chat that he had pocket aces, and I folded and he turned them over. This is a common play at these stakes. Overbetting the pot when a good card for you comes up instead of value betting. These half-decent players think that the party fish (they assume we are them) will pay off their sets.

Post the results soon?