Spin'n'Go 1$ How should i paly postflop here?

I believe 1/3 bets are usually bring the opposite result; they call because it's small or if they sense you're weak which you show with your flop check, plus you you're OOP and that would be a reason to go check/fold any street.

1. it depends on your opponent. If your opponent stats are like 45/35 he's going to call more crap like 65s or 87o than a 18/15 which would have more broadway i think.

2. I would not c-bet this flop as well, because of your exact reasons. These flops are usually hit the callers. (PS. i don't know how much Spin'n'Go ranges changes, just speaking out of a BTN/SB/BB range on 9-man). You can be against any pair here or draw or even something like KJo against a guy that doesn't know how to fold.
I would also not C-bet turn as well since i don't like to bloat the pot, plus i'm OOP and i believe my hand has showdown equity. There's also another reason you should not C-bet here; most players have some tracker that tracks your C-bet, so if your C-bet stat shows like 100% is no good.

3. I would not call River, unless i had some extreme reads/hud stats that shows he's 100% bluff river and had some weird stats like a w$sd < 10 or a big af over decent sample, but still don't think so. I won't risk more than 50% of my stack with less than a bluffcatcher. 3-bet shove preflop is a good alternative as well. The bet of 120 does not pot-commit you but it's pretty close (25% of stack) so if you think your opponent calls your raises/3-bets too easily, just shove preflop ♠_drink:

It depends a lot with what kind of player we are dealing with, but if we Cbet it’s 100 enough. If we don’t Cbet we are playing our hand almost face up and then we need to check it down unimproved I think.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Thanks everyone.