$0.01/$0.02 Blinds No Limit Holdem

BTN: $1.48
SB: $2.48
BB: $0.48
Hero (UTG): $1.68
MP: $1.93
HJ: $0.75
CO: $2.16

Preflop: Hero is UTG with Q Q
Hero raises to $0.06, 2 folds, CO calls $0.06, BTN calls $0.06, SB calls $0.05, BB folds

Flop: ($0.25) 7 6 4 (4 players)
SB checks, Hero bets $0.19, CO folds, BTN calls $0.19, SB folds

Turn: ($0.61) 8 (2 players)
Hero bets $0.44, BTN calls $0.44

River: ($1.44) 4 (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $0.79 and is all-in, Hero calls $0.79

I think I misplayed this pretty badly.

On the flop, I think I'm supposed to cbet big to punish draws, but I don't know how the fact that 3 hearts are already down and the flush could already be made should affect my thinking.

On the turn when the straight comes in, I fired again because I didn't want him to be able to bluff the straight, but that seems like a huge mistake. Should I check? Bet smaller so I can fold to a raise?

By the river I'd already realized that I messed up, and figured either he has a flush/straight or he doesn't, and he won't call if he doesn't. Might as well give him a chance to bluff.

Think you played it fine actually. Loads of A and K combo's are calling F&T so valuebet for sure. Those combo's could bluff R so I don't mind a c/c here vs. a 1/2 pot bet. I also think sets/straights/babyflushes raise you on the F or T a fair amount so 3:1 is a pretty good price OTR. Shoving the R yourself is probably too thin.

This is flawed thinking. He would be valuebetting a straight, not bluffing. And betting because you don't want villain to bluff is kinda strange, don't you think so?

First, set auto-top off on yada yada yada

BTN is clearly a fish, who is going to have all kinds of suited junk and low cards in his BTN calling range. I think river is an easy fold for numerous reasons:
1. Fish is going all-in on the river
2. Fish has tons of hands that beat you in his range
3. Not the kind of board we want to play a big pot with. Remember big pots need big hands

QQ is a much "bigger" hand on a board like JcTs7d5c3s. Here, we have a paired board with straight/flush draws that got there.

Flop is played well.

The turn brings a terrible card for us and I think I'd be less inclined to bet the turn, but whatever. I think its more opponent dependent than anything.

River is an in-between card, it gives us a lot of better 2pairs, but also can improve a lot of his hands as well. I really don't think anyone would go all-in here with a weak 2pair, but perhaps I'm wrong. As previously stated, I'm folding (sigh folding that is).

Okay cool, thanks for the help. He ended up having the nut flush. It seems like he saw my large cbet on the flop and figured I would do all his betting for him. Let's say the runout was a little better:

7 6 4 J 2

Should I bet big every street, and if he has the flush, then well-played by him not to reveal it with a raise? Or should I slow down at some point with either a check or smaller bet?