Title says all

Not really.

When the flush draw hits on the river and you donk shove for 3x pot.

im talking about situations like this where its so obvious what you have, that its quite hard to be put on any other hand other than the one you have

when most mirco players XC on a wet board it means they have a weak made hand

No such situations exist without sufficiently profiling the villain/villain sufficiently profiling you.

This, especially when they're the preflop raiser. TB all day every day.

Any spot where one bets or calls this or that much gives info for the opponent, and one often needs to lower the bet amount, or otherwise mix it.

The other problem is that one doesnt always bet, nor always call, raise, cr, donk.

The river in plo is the most ridiculous spot to bet the pot when u think u have the best hand, or all just missed, meaning opponent has nothing or ur going to get called,, meaning u might better fold.

Checking the low flop .. holdem and omaha, lh. Needs skill on both sides, or it become just a this is my pot case. Though not that one cant be transparent.

Checking the high flop .. one can start to put the opponent on a range.

Checking the turn scare card .. need to be mixed or sort of mixed. Its not necessarily a leak to check a lot on the flop and turn, also a style question. Some are most anemic small players, and some just like always bet. Its about the range. There is more than one way to play this game as long as the range is mixed enough. If not that much mixed, its called modern chess poker, neither side losing, just mopping up some mistakes by bit weaker opponents, being a little bit more accurate here and there and with some bigger things sometimes.

Checking the river scare card .. Like w the turn, i dont have it! Well, not that clear. But if u can represent u have it and the opponent figures to believe and not likely to have a caller too often, then its a pick up, though not that the opponent necesarily folds that easy on the turn as he still might have enough hope. And if opponent doesnt have the draw hit, how can he have a bluffer too often if he has called all the way here, or even the flop, also considering most players but at nlh are not bluffing every time u check to them.

Raising or so a dry flop .. other than w a dr or similar. An advanced mix, though no good until the opponent knows it.

Not betting a rich flop .. risky in omaha, lh, but checking it can be mixed.

A tight player is raising, or betting.

More one knows, the better one knows the ranges and how specific opponents will react, call or fold, or raise. Things just get more and more visible, that then also leads to advanced paranoia as one knows what the opponent thinks or might think about ones actions.

Massive overbets PF.
Shove PF means KK or AA for fish

Shove on river for flush or straight
for fish.

Terms like 'fish' are unhelpful because they do not offer any insight into the tendencies of the villain other than just you think the villain is bad at poker -- but doesn't even offer any kind of description as to how the villain is bad. Shove PF means different things for different villains as does shoving the river.

OP wants a specific example:

CO calls and you raise the BTN
BB and CO calls
Flop J34r
Checks around
Turn J34Kr
Checks to you and you bet, BB calls, CO folds
River J34K8r
Checks to you and you bet 3/4 pot

What does it look like you have?

wouldn't say it's all that reliable. some fish check because the board is scary.

IMPOSSIBLE TO KNOW.
TOTALLY DEPENDS.

What did I bet on the turn?
Is BB TAG or LAG?
Is CO TAG or LAG?

I disagree. It totally looks like a Kx in a micros situation. Raise preflop, no continuation bet, bet the king bet the river. Not only does heros hand look face up the villian looks like he has Jx and is probably regretting not donking flop.

lol i do this. Any advice on how i should be playing week hands on scary boards?

Check stronger hands

Rick's just trying to be clever, throwing the "not enough information" routine at javi just as others have repeatedly done to him. But there's a big difference between giving a general example to illustrate a point, and asking for a cookie cutter, one-size-fits-all answer to a general and vague question.

tank-min3b pre, potbet the flop that puts a flushdraw out there, snapshove the blank turn for 2xpot

Aces baby