KK and JJ hands pf questions vs. same opp

**Please give advice on hand 1 first then read results because it is relevant to hand 2. Thx.

My only notes on this guy are from one hand that he played against me a little time before. He limped JJ pf utg and called a raise from me in blinds (i had 77). Hu to flop, which cam 923 and he called a flop bet, then bet really small on turn 6 ( i c/c), then he checked behind on T rivr. So i thought of him as pretty weak/passive.

Then this hh comes up.

***** Hand History for Game 5300932423 *****
$100 NL Texas Hold'em - Monday, October 02, 21:56:35 ET 2006
Table Monster #1293863 (No DP) (Real Money)
Seat 4 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 4: AATrain01 ( $140.17 )
Seat 1: Nartusi12 ( $324 )
Seat 6: MrKrabs61 ( $100 )
Seat 3: beajackass ( $80.86 )
Seat 5: Hemidream ( $70 )
Seat 2: bullbetter1 ( $11 )
Hemidream posts small blind [$0.50].
MrKrabs61 posts big blind [$1].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to AATrain01 [ Ks Kh ]
Nartusi12 calls [$1].
bullbetter1 raises [$3].
beajackass folds.
AATrain01 raises [$10].
Hemidream folds.

MrKrabs61 is all-In [$99]

Nartusi12 folds.
bullbetter1 is all-In [$8]

AATrain01 ????

says wtf??
** Dealing Flop ** [ 4s, Jc, 3c ]
** Dealing Turn ** [ 9s ]

** Dealing River ** [ 2d ]

Results MrKrabs61 had AA


Hand 2- A couple orbits later vs same opp.

I open raise in utg+1 with JJ to 4, same villain reraises IP to 20, Hero?????

and why thx.

Don't lay down KK preflop short handed...

Originally Posted by Massimo

Don't lay down KK preflop short handed...

Im not saying im disagreeing with you, but do you treat every opponent the same and just use a single golden rule for all situations. If so, i think that u aren't adapting to unique table/opponent situations

Originally Posted by apunisher

Originally Posted by Massimo

Don't lay down KK preflop short handed...

Im not saying im disagreeing with you, but do you treat every opponent the same and just use a single golden rule for all situations. If so, i think that u aren't adapting to unique table/opponent situations

yes.

hand 2 looks like a fold, but I'm not sure about 1. Without your read I would call and hope for QQ/AK or worse, then chalk up to variance...and if you had more than the one JJ hand to go off it could be a fold - it's tough basing off just a single hand. Too close imo to say between fold or call, and in this case it prob comes down to if you dont care about really high variance for a real low ev.