1st hand:
I had KK, one player raised from early, I reraised and then another player reraised again. We both called since that is the limit (3-bet)
The flop brings: 8 7 8 rainbow board
the player who raised last bets, the one next to act just called and i reraised with my KK and both called
my notes: since there was a lot of raising before the flop i didnt put anyone on a set or quads or stuff like this (but i have seen players play funky hands so i raised to see where i am at... I did put one of them on A K and the other one on a pocket pair lower than mine such as queens)
The turn: Ace
All 3 of us check...
my notes: now when we all checked here i was pretty sure i had the best hand on the river, sincer the table didnt have any possible flush... and eventhough the straight was possible I didnt put anyone on a straightdraw because the way the hand was played...
The river: 9
the player who bet first on the flop check, the one next to him bet and i called, i didnt want to raise anymore because i wasnt sure where i was at anymore... and the other player called aswell
at the end they had: pocket Queens and A2o 
and the A2o won... it was a bad beat i guess but how can i avoid this if i encounter it again ? or how can i deal with it better ?
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Second hand:
I had K4 clubbs, and i was in Big blind... there were no raises and 4 players called
Flop brings: Qd 10c 9c
Well I bet because I had the second nut flushdraw and I follow the pokerstrategy chart so that's what I did, 2 players called and 1 folded
The turn: 5c (I made my flush)
I bet, 1 called, 1 raised after me...
I reraised, 1 folded, and the other reraised again
I called
The river: Ad
I thought there is a chance of him having the nuts but I sort of didnt give him credit
So i bet, he raised and I called... and he had A2c ....
Again, how can I read better or let go of the 2nd nuts... or any suggestions to how can I improve my game..
