Ax, Kx suited, and any pocket pair.... Apart from micro stack, I am in the hotseat to gamble arent I with less then half of chip leader no 2 stack.

Yeah i figured it was overpair or set .If you call then lead a non threatening turn and he pushes- chances are you;re beat. You don't HAVE to lose your stack here,if you call then lead like $100 on turn and he moves all in . Despite putting in like $200 you can save the last $200 cos its sickly likely you;re beat. But chances are you gonna get stacked this hand.

I dont fold on the flop @ all. All in on flop ( any re raise gives him odds to call with flush draw anyway, and if he pushes you call right?).....or call the $50 and push the turn on a non scary turn card. I think hes either got an overpair or a set here, either one hes not folding but just to keep the pot under control and force an error on your opponents side if he has flush draw... i might peel off one more card. If he had club draw here, a call might be better spot, cos you either fold AK,AQ here or you push over the top so I cant see him holding 2 clubs, plus hes in position  and can just call for $30.

BTW, If he does have an overpair and u move all in - he folds his overpair where as if you call and lead @ a non scary turn card he may go with it. Just my thoughts.

Yeah , really truly terrible player the guy pushing here. I would put him on A-K ,as I see alot of players play it this way. It's hard to think hes got Aces or Kings playing it in this fashion though- which is leaning me toward call. But on the other hand, you're above average stack and can build up risk free with low blinds. Let him steal the blinds and bust him later with Kings or Aces.

Don't like just flat calling oop here cos  you kinda 2nd guessing on further streets. He's obviously representing a 7, and hes played it like he has the 7. But 8-9  is a possibility for sure, I assume he checks behind river with the 6....but I don't know these "low limit players" that well, a value bet of like 500 or something makes more sense if he had Aces beat in this spot.
 Obvious hands you are losing to 4-5,7,5-9.....hands you can beat= 6-9,8-9,6-4?, any strangely played overpair. I think you lost this post by playing it poorly post flop- flop and river play is quite bad imo. Eh- if its low buy in.....call and satisfy your curiousity.

Okay, im in a $30 9 man sng on stars. We are 5 way i beleive and i have around 4,000 in chips , blinds are 75/150. (sorry i dont have hand history).

I am in small blind and find 3  5  . (my favorite hand , if its suited  ). Anyway button min raises to 300, I decide to call. This is not the issue btw people.
Flop comes. 3  5  A  . I flopped bottom two pair, and am hoping he ll continuation bet, so i can re raise. As im pretty damn sure im ahead, i check, he checks rather surprisingly i might add.
Turn card comes, 10  . Pot is 750 , and i opt to bet 450 realising i cant possible give any more free cards when he pushes all in for something in the region of 1,600 total. So its like 1,150 for me to call. I go into the tank , and decided to fold.

I am just curious as to whether you guys think this was a bad laydown cos my friend was watchin me play (kompis) and was shocked when i folded on turn and said he could easily have AK/AQ etc.
Thoughts ?