2 more hand histories for review..

First of all, thanks to everyone who replied to my previous post. It helped SO MUCH! I'm in debt to you all.. Anyways, one to the HHs..

This one I was contemplating c-betting the turn since I had a pretty strong draw, but what do you guys think?

** Game ID 698709068 starting - 2006-02-24 18:12:04
** Gleem Beam [Hold 'em] (0.05|0.10 No Limit - Cash Game) Real Money

- anitaas sitting in seat 1 with $4.95
- benkahuna sitting in seat 2 with $0.65
- Samuel_K sitting in seat 3 with $11.35
- Matisse001 sitting in seat 4 with $11.37
- zhangff sitting in seat 5 with $6.20
- catcanblue sitting in seat 6 with $10.25
- freechus9 sitting in seat 7 with $10.65
- travkingen sitting in seat 8 with $12.25
- Canuck82 sitting in seat 9 with $17.15
- ARMPIT2005 sitting in seat 10 with $6.40 [Dealer]

anitaas posted the small blind - $0.05
benkahuna posted the big blind - $0.10
** Dealing card to freechus9: Ace of Clubs, King of Clubs
Samuel_K called - $0.10
Matisse001 called - $0.10
zhangff folded
catcanblue folded
freechus9 raised - $0.60
travkingen folded
Canuck82 folded
ARMPIT2005 called - $0.60
anitaas folded
benkahuna folded
Samuel_K called - $0.60
Matisse001 folded

** Dealing the flop: 10 of Hearts, 3 of Clubs, 5 of Clubs
Samuel_K checked
freechus9 bet - $1.50
ARMPIT2005 folded
Samuel_K called - $1.50

** Dealing the turn: 2 of Spades
Samuel_K checked
freechus9...

This next one is another one of those tricky spots that I find myself getting into. Should I have just not called the flop bet? And I figure the river raise is so small compared to the pot; but I don't know if I am beat more times than I win if I call..

** Game ID 698697726 starting - 2006-02-24 18:04:09
** Fed Down [Hold 'em] (0.05|0.10 No Limit - Cash Game) Real Money

- freechus9 sitting in seat 1 with $8.45
- PLZPLZME sitting in seat 2 with $5.05
- jdmiller sitting in seat 3 with $9.25
- Canuck82 sitting in seat 4 with $11.75
- Slider_06 sitting in seat 5 with $8.80
- Ticke59 sitting in seat 6 with $9.60
- lyndarnio sitting in seat 7 with $13.60
- Ouird sitting in seat 8 with $3.95
- pokerjunkie7 sitting in seat 9 with $2.60 [Dealer]
- gigi_poka sitting in seat 10 with $9.65

gigi_poka posted the small blind - $0.05
freechus9 posted the big blind - $0.10
** Dealing card to freechus9: Jack of Diamonds, 5 of Hearts
PLZPLZME folded
jdmiller folded
Canuck82 called - $0.10
Slider_06 folded
Ticke59 called - $0.10
lyndarnio folded
Ouird folded
pokerjunkie7 called - $0.10
gigi_poka called - $0.10
freechus9 checked

** Dealing the flop: Queen of Clubs, 10 of Clubs, 9 of Hearts
gigi_poka checked
freechus9 checked
Canuck82 bet - $0.20
Ticke59 called - $0.20
pokerjunkie7 called - $0.20
gigi_poka called - $0.20
freechus9 called - $0.20

** Dealing the turn: 9 of Diamonds
gigi_poka checked
freechus9 checked
Canuck82 checked
Ticke59 checked
pokerjunkie7 checked

** Dealing the river: King of Clubs
gigi_poka checked
freechus9 bet - $1.00
Canuck82 called - $1.00
Ticke59 called - $1.00
pokerjunkie7 went all-in - $2.30
gigi_poka folded
freechus9...

In hand #1

You look to have 9 outs (flush), 3 outs (low straight) and possible 6 outs (for a higher pair) - that gives you 12 outs for sure and maybe as many as 18...depending on the player you are against. The pot has $4.95 on the turn and you have $8.55 left - your opponent has you covered. Your opponent still doesn't know what you have - and he could lay down top pair with a raise from you. I think you have to raise here - I would say pot....but then that is over half your stack - so maybe All In is right here...I don't think you slow down.

Hand #2
You have to call here...he might have you beat with the Full House, but I would at least call here since I don't think he has the higher straight (probably would have raised preflop) and he could have a J, two pair or trips. An interesting situation has happened though - the two people who called you certainly don't have you beat (maybe have a J for the split)....you could come over the top to $3.60 and try and win a sidepot to cover the losses if the shortstack has you beat. I can't imagine canuck or ticke having the higher straight or full house...they surely would have reraised.

1) He's offering you a free card to beat him, be a nice guy and take it.

2) Call

Um... In 2 the board has gone 3 to a flush and the board is paired. I don't think you should bet out so much here. Just pray for a free/cheap showdown.

#1. The pot is quite fat, you have flushdraw+overs, check/raise all-In if someone calls then so be it, you are favourite against most hands and if someone has a monster then well 30% insurance policy.

#2. This is soo crappy second-best potential draw, I'd muck it on flop...

The river in hand 2 is an easy check and think about a call. Probably safe just to dump the turkey on the flop.

I don't know what I was looking at....didn't see the third club on the river....definately check and maybe call on the river on Hand #2.

Hand 1 - I tend to be a bit on the weak side here - but you paid for a free card on the flop and were successful in chasing off the guy with position on you - free card city - if you don't improve, you lost $2.10, no biggie - or you win if he was chasing a weaker flush and didn't pair up. I hope for the latter and that if we both make a flush he's paying me well. If I hit an A or K and he checks I can bet/fold to unreasonable reraise, or just call a river bet.

Hand 2 - woops board paired on the turn and flush showed up - check/fold most likely with 4 people still in the hand. Not really worried about the FH here or even being outstraighted, but the flush is a different matter.

you have no implied odds on the first hands draw, just fold the flop, you'll lose money in the long run by getting in the situation you got into.