Microgaming, €0.01/€0.02 Pot Limit Omaha Cash

SB:100bb
BB:100bb
UTG:100bb
Hero (MP):100bb
CO:100bb
BU: 60bb

Preflop: Hero is MP with T975

1 fold, Hero raises to €0.07, BU calls €0.07, SB calls €0.07, BB calls €0.07

This seems like a standard open, but 3way+ pots are so common in these games that I could be convinced that I'm better off open folding.

Flop: (€0.28) K86 4 players
SB checks, BB checks, Hero checks, BU bets €0.16, SB folds, BB folds, Hero calls €0.16

The more I think about this spot the more I realize I have a lot of basic hand vs hand and hand vs range equity calc to run. I like my check here 4way with 1 player behind, but I have no significant argument against cbetting. At least we all can agree folding is out of the question haha.

Turn: (€0.60) K86A 2 players
Hero checks, BU bets €0.60, Hero folds like a bitch

At the time I didn't consider shoving the turn, because I thought his range was too strong and I decided not call because the lack of implied odds. I'd really appreciate hearing from some people who are more confident in their game.

I grinded the one cent two cent games not long ago on micrograming

Preflop I would fold. I would definitely open if folded to me on the button, maybe even on the CO, depending on who's behind me to act. MP I think it's a clear fold seeing how it's impossible to get people to fold in these games.

Flop:
Check/call is the most optimal line you can take. Raising is out of the picture as we're behind any reasonable stack off range. To give you an idea, if our opponent has TP + FD we have around 30% equity.
There are two questions to ask yourself when deciding on a cbet: can I make then fold better hands? Can I make them call with hands we have dominated? I don't think they fold better hands. There are some hands we have dominate that might call on this stakes, but I'd still lean towards not cbetting.

Turn:
Meh, I'd fold prob. Never raise, maybe call.

Thanks for the advice. You've given me a lot to think about

Seems fine, you are looking at 11 clean outs at most on flop vs flush draw

Turn is fine. You're getting 2:1 so you need 33% and you have ~24% so you'll need to make $.17 on the river every time you hit to break even here*. Probably more like $.25 after rake. Can you make more than this if you hit? Then there are other factors to consider. Sometimes you'll hit and chop. Sometimes you'll hit an out that makes a flush and you're good. Those are both pretty rare so they seem to almost cancel each other out.

*.76 lose $.60
.24 win $1.20
(.24*$1.20) - (.76*$.60) = -$.17

Flop is totally standard since getting raised sucks.

11 nut outs on the turn getting 2:1. 44 unknown cards so 11:33. 3:1 against making the nuts on the river. looks pretty close since you could also win with a straight that completes the flush and get paid if you do hit the nuts. i say call and pot it if you make the nuts and check fold the rest.