PLO2 rush valuebet or check/fold turn?

It seems like a hand I would just fold pre-flop. This hand has mostly straight potential and if you hit a flush you could end up dominated. The flop and turn I would play the same. If he will have a decent hand he would most likely raise sooner or later and he could call with worse. The river I would call for sure on his tiny bet.

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Marginal open, but opponents seem all very weak and quite tight.

Only benefit betting turn would be that opponent can fold AKQJ type of hands. It seems very hopeful, I think you could bet smaller if you decide it's worth the FE. Everything else has you beat.

River easy check-fold, I would not banzai bluff and calling seems terrible.

Standard open from MP, as long as you have exactly two suits and only one gap we need those hands in our RFI for board coverage. This exact combo is opened from EP
On the flop I like checking, you have so many better hands to be valuebetting here, this fits well in our x/c range. As played x turn especially if he is passive, we dont want to bloat the pot with this hand, and its in general too weak to put in a bet. Depending on the sizing if villain stabs we can consider x/c.
The river is disgusting, you get a great price but doubt you would be good here very often given he most likely checks majority of two-pair hands there.

Nice idea to x/c flop; had not considered that. But I like it. Given our opponents (weak, bad, passive), if cbetting, I'd cbet bigger to try to get it HU and charge opponents - I'd say we don't have to worry about getting raised light on such boards.

As played, turn vbet seems much too thin. I'd x/f since he'd have to float exceptionally wide for us to be in good shape vs his betting range. If it goes x/x - we can evaluate riv.

As played, I think riv easy x/f and not especially disgusting. I'd guess we never have the best hand after getting called ott. And further that 32/6 guy almost never bluffs/ vbet worse for this size.