I thought the first hand reeked of QJ, because of all of his smooth calling. Not that you shouldn't call with the pot being so big for the price, you just have to expect it and let it roll off your back when he tables the nuts, at least you didn't push into him

I think it becomes a matter of stack sizes on the 26 hand. If they both had massive amounts of money, laying it down is a best play. In the game you are normally playing if it is the same one, I think QQ is probably worth 500. But then again against this guy QQ is worth a big reraise unless he always makes a continuation bet.

He doesn't sound like a real LAG to me though, maybe LAGish preflop, passive post flop. These type of "LAGS" you have to not be afraid to raise some snow if they give up when they don't have a draw or made hand. I like forcing these guys to have something when they bet by catching them missing. They soon figure out they are going to have to either have a hand or be prepared to play back at you, and you are a relatively tight player so you technically should hold a hand 80% or more of the time.