If there's a decision on the river, it's between b/c and b/3 (I b/c).

It's really not, its b/c or b/f, b/3b is horrendous.

It seems that your strategy is to never raise pf or the flop? Against a player who will cbet the flop AND turn 100% of the time this can be ok, I suppose. Against an unknown though, you're missing too much value because they will check the turn often.

Your in position if they check the turn so your not going to be missing any value. There seems to be a lot of dislike for flatting in the BB as a BvB strategy, its insanely standard and its a small variation in play like never capping hu in pos vs capping a wider range.

No it's not. Being in position makes a huge difference. Plenty of reasons given itt.

At those stakes its way better to 3! pre flop bb vs sb, as opposed to flatting everything. I think the main reason is you can 3! wider than you're supposed to, and control the action. People aren't good at exploiting or even adjusting when oop.

If you never 3! pf AND always wait for the turn I'd think you'd miss value a fair amount of the time.

There's a big difference between never 3! from bb oop than when in pos.

i love playing opponents huhu that never 3-bet. i love playing opponents that never 3-bet IP even more.