[Closed] To bluff or not to bluff

I wouldn't bluff here, i mean you could have been check/calling with a flush draw which is pretty standard in the micros, but does he ever fold his two pair here?

Your bluff is also very small so i guess he had the right price to call you even if he thought he was behind more times than not. Bluff bigger or just give up.

Nah I don't like bluffing at all. If you had enough to overbet - I might do that.

It should be an easy fold pre, imo. In a deepstacked cashgame, there can be merits in overcoldcalling these type of hands to balance your ranges and play for massive implieds but with these shallow stacks I don't see any value in calling here - especially with tons of players behind you. Squeezing isn't an option, too. The standard UTG+1-ranges in $2 Tourneys are way too tight on average and even coldcallers just don't like to fold their junk often enough.

On the flop, since UTG is check/folding like 90% of the time (and MP1 could be aware of that - which in this case I don't believe since MP1 is a fish) you could sometimes try to float with bdfd+gutshot, so it should be ok, if you don't do it 100% of the time.

Turn call is pretty standard. You get the price you need directly and with implieds on the disguised backdoor flush -> call.

River: As the others already said - with the odds you're offering him you should be bluffing with a very low frequency even against good opponents. Against fish (which is the case here), bluffing about 0% of the time seems about right in that spot

call preflop is ok -> with deep stacks ip. as played i fold the flop with another player behind me. as played you can call turn or also raise turn -> looks pretty strong too and you got a lot of outs if you get called!

but fold on the flop -> the easiest way!