Hello,suppose we play 6 max NL4 holdem cash game.We are on CO and open raise x3 AJo,button and sb folds,bb call.Flop 22K(rb)bb check and we c bet 4bb,sb raise 8bb.If his stats like: vpip36,pfr26,check-raise flop 4/22,aggre factor flop 3,50,cbet90% and fold to c bet 40%.Can you flat and try to showdown with A high?I think the most important stat here is his folding to c bet stat.

Ace high might be good here quite often, but I usually fold to the flop minraise if all I have is 1 overcard. Villain can be raising here with any pocket pair, but he can also do with this with a king. You might be drawing to just 3 outs. At the lowest stakes, I don't think it's wise to get into tricky situations until you've got a lot of stats and notes on someone. When you have a reliable read, you can start out-playing him. Until then, just try and make a solid hand and bet it for value, and fold hands that are unlikely to win.

I want get intro tricky situation cos i this situation move up my winrate,i dont want play NL4 for 10bb/100.So we have position and a good read,he dont fold cbet often.And this is 8-10bb in to ~20bb.
He thinks,"This is good paired flop to me ckeck raise my 98s cos that nit c bet a lot and folding if dont have a king or 22"
But when i flat he never rarrel withou hand and my A high was good most of 60%.That did you say?

If you think your read is solid then go for it. I just find playing weak-tight in the micros is the low variance way to build a roll. Someone playing 36/26 will donate his whole stack when he makes TP and you have TPTK or an overpair, so I don't feel the need to get creative in marginal situations like this one. I only get tricky against 2NL/4NL regs when I have about 1000 hands on them, so I can be more certain of success in particular spots.

And here's an example of the sort of problems you get yourself into when you get tricky, like I just did.
Villain was playing 39/24 and running over the table with his big stack and aggression. I decided to make a stand with a weak hand.

how many time has anyone won with 22? with reraise and bet. you have no clue on what he has could have something could have nothing. try keep it low price so you win but small in stead of losing alot. why play such low percentage hand?

Yes Arty thanx for example i agree with you,but in this hand we are oop and we are the caller.

I agree he's cbetting 100% here, so what you need to know is how often he fires the second barrel, and how often he instead fires once and gives up. When you raise the flop cbet, you're repping very narrowly- if he has stats on you, then he'll know that you 3-bet pretty widely from the blinds, playing your hands in a straightforward reg-like fashion, so you would have 3-bet QQ+ always, and probably JJ as well. There are no flushes and straights that you could be drawing to, which leaves you only repping 88-TT (most regs would slowplay 77 or 33 in this spot). This is a super-narrow range, meaning that your total range here is heavily weighted towards air. Moreover, you raise very small- only one bb over the minraise- which gives another clue that you're trying to run a bluff, particularly since the range of hands that would raise the cbet are ones where you probably want to take it down with now, given the range of overcards which could come.

You have an SDV hand- treat it as such: you can call the flop cbet, but have to be prepared to keep calling if you want to play that way. Expensive if you get the flop read wrong or he spikes.

Finally- you're trying to blow an aggrodonk off a hand with a near minraise? Save that for weaktight regs who are running 14/8 with a 90% cbet stat. Bluff weaktights, call down aggrodonks, valuetown stations.