Hi!
I would cbet a board like this more because of so many draws
Really dont see a point in leading river. What value hands which raise flop, check back turn will call a river bet? you have to think of hands he could have, and what of those hands will call a bet. dont just bet because you have a fh.
If you call the flop i guess you put him on draws and bluffs. When he checks behind turn i think he rarely flushes, especially high flushes which could call river. So i think river is great spot to check and let him bluff, because there is no hand that you beat that will call a river bet
I also think that bluffcatching river is better than valuebetting. There are not many hand that will call. Villain checking turn is an indicator that he doesn`t have the flus imo. Its more likely that he has a set or a two pair on turn.
If you bet the river, don`t bet that big. I think the only chance to get value from low flushes or two pair hands is betting very small.
But the desaster starts preflop imo. Don`t steal with that crap hand if you don`t have a read on villain that he is folding a ton to SB-steals. Against a non-fish your steal success will be very low and this hand will be difficult to play post.
Pre is bad
I think river is ok, this spot just isn't going to get bluffed v often when you check and villain more likely calls a low flush than bets it
Wouldn't open pre, flop I'd check/call, if I bet, I'd fold to the raise. River, I'd check/call.
A lot of the plays in this hand are maybe subject to debate, but betting that river is just straight up terrible. His river range is pretty much: total air, K8, boats, and maybe an occasional baby flush. So your river bet gets either folded to, value raised or bluff raised.
As played, our flop-plan is somehow opponent dependant. I could opt for both cbetting (but bigger, for sure). As played, I'd fold to a raise. There's no really much options to continue this hand easily without a position on a dynamic board as it's hard to put the opponent to a certain raising range, thus you'll lack the visibility of your hand on later streets. Plus, I have a strong feeling that people on micros tend to raise cbets mostly for value.
Check-calling and check-raising might be options as well here vs some opponents, though check-calling would be a much more dominating decision in this spot, at least in my play.