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I had 40 hands on this opponent and no spacial dynamics against him. I thought he can float on flop so I bet second barrel here. His rerise looks for me very bluffy because I though that he would rerise in bigger sizing for value. After his call I put him on flush and push river to represent A. Should I simply fold turn and do not get into marginal spot?

€0.30 NL (4 max) - Holdem - 3 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

Hero (SB): €29.10
BB: €65.15
BTN: €51.74

Hero posts SB €0.15, BB posts BB €0.30

Pre Flop: (€0.45) Hero has Q K

fold, Hero raises to €0.90, BB calls €0.60

Flop: (€1.80, 2 players) 7 A 8
Hero bets €1.20, BB calls €1.20

Turn: (€4.20, 2 players) 4
Hero bets €2.70, BB raises to €5.40, Hero raises to €11.10, BB calls €5.70

River: (€26.40, 2 players) 6
Hero bets €15.90 and is all-in

Bluffing with 0% EQ is not a good idea. Once villain calls the turn he almost always has it on the river and is never folding imo. And don't assume people always raise big for value. Same players think different then you and might raise small because they are afraid you fold..

I agree with the previous poster. This is basically a spot where you cbet the turn and then sigh fold when you get raised.

Bet/Fold the turn because you have nothing but fold equity, and he ain't folding.

If you had the K of hearts this would have been a better play.....Also, for example.....If the turn board was 7h 2c 8h 4h , and if you had the Kh then you would have huge equity with the second nut flush draw and 2 overs....With that A on the flop you lose equity as well because if villain has an A even if you river a K or Q you still lose the hand....

Seems pretty spewy and suicidal given the fact he has called our c bet and called our turn bet 3bet.

As you ay we ar pretty readless so he might not fold a weak flush

And running multi street bluffs is pretty unnecessary at the micros as people just call too much