What hand are you afraid of? Plan a hand from the start. If you re 3betting AT to fold post flop to a fish on a T22dd then you should not be 3betting it. Super easy stack off.

JJ+ and AKs seems ok.

Bet sizing looks real odd. Small bet, small bet, over bet shove. I would def check back the flop. I mean if he is on the range you put him on you are probably going to have to go 3 streets to get him to fold. I would rather treat a hand like 99 the same way I would 33 and just set mine 200bb deep. His flop check does suggest he has a value hand that is not happy about the ace but i wouldn't want to risk 200bb to try and get him to fold.

Yes you played the hand very fishy. First off if the players left to act are that aggressive consider folding for 40bb if you think the hand is only going to get you into trouble, but limp calling is the worst thing you can do. 1) There are going to be so many flops you will have to fold as you are not the aggressor pre flop. 2) You have gained no info at all on peoples hand strength. They know you are weak but you have no idea how strong they are.

Flop again i don't like. You have already put in 10% of your stack pre flop now your putting in another 10% out of position on a gunshot draw, with no idea if you J or T is good if you hit. You got lucky with the board run out but you played the hand very weak and passive and until the river 30% of your stack went into the pot with the worst hand.

First hand you call to flop something big. You flopped pretty damn big, and you cant really be dominated by much so a very easy stack off.

Hand 2 is a terrible 3bet. It plays well in position and it really sucks if you get 4bet, especially since you have an ace. I would flat the btn for sure as a 3bet is effectively a 3bet bluff, he's never calling with worse or folding better.

Absolute cooler. I don't think villain expects you to have a hand this strong given your bet sizing. If he has you beat sleep easy in the knowledge you played the hand fine, although I would bet bigger on the turn for sure. Villain has 400bb so I would be looking to get him to commit as much as possible.

Get it in on the turn. But it is just a cooler on the river. I never think twice about putting my money in with a set on a board like that.

Checking 100% of the time, almost always check folding unless someone bets pretty damn small.

Agree with the above. Although you have AA you have nothing to go with it. I would just pre flop as played. The sb or bb could easily re raise then your happy to pump it up. Post flop I think the river is a fold. I find randoms in these low stakes games play their hands very face up. Would be shocked to see anything other than QT given the action.

This is just a cooler. I would Jam the flop for sure after he re-raises you. Its obvious he has AA/AK/KK/AQ. If he has KK you just have to pay him off.

Your calling thinking about what you have, not what your opponent has. Name me one hand you beat on the river?

Not really sure what to make of this hand! If he a really good player I wouldn't expect you can profitably flat 35s here.

200bb deep this is not a loose call on the BTN. I would flat any suited ace here as well as a bunch over other random suited hands. Post flop I don't really see a reason to bloat the pot with a hand like you have. You have position and great equity. I am really not happy getting it in vs his range here even if it does include the odd worse flush draw. Just call and play your position. I also think given the flop is Qxx and there are typically a lot of Qx hands in peoples flat calling range pre flop I would again be more inclined to call as you are never really happy stacking top pair hand in this spot.

3bet jam all day long. 99 is too strong to fold but it is damn tricky to play with a flat call.

Just 3bet jam pre. With regards to the call down its hugely optimistic to be assuming his betting worse than JJ for 3 streets.