Our opp is a reg playing fine ranges (I didnt see him doing anything expectional really).
Pre limp-calling against this guy cuz I thought there are lots of hands he should jam over this limp and most of them we are ahead or dominating, and shoving didnt look quite as good as he didnt call very wide.
Flop check'd to let opp hit anything, having in mind that with any T he should pay two streets anyway.
My turn min-raise looked quite strong and im not quite sure if it was a good play. Now I think I would just flat it. If i had to raise him on turn now, id make it a bit bigger i think, like 100. Because with any 4 or T he calls anyway.

Now, on river, he knowing we have very strong range, mostly 8x, he knows we can call even such big bet. I called because its only 10bb deep, and maybe if it was fish it would be more reasonable. I think its a misstake now and im running in such spots quite often, when im sure im beaten but still snap.

Please tell me if its something wrong with my reasoning.

literally never raising turn if i checkback flop

I would have played same as you on river, but i do not agree with your game preflop, on flop and turn...

I gave my reasoning for playing this way pre. You think jam or mr would be more profitable?

As played, I think my flop play is ok too. To turn, yea, this was clearly flat.

If it was a raised pot and maybe little more effective bb (11-12) id cbet this board for sure for a quite small amount. what do you think?

Mr pre, as played not folding otr, x/c for sure.