I like it but you need to be careful not to overdo it, because you rep really narrow. And be careful vs what players you do this

Like it much better with Tc. You would hold such a good blocker. He can't have ATcc, QTcc, JTcc on a "nuts" changing river after the BDFD turned.

Looks okish, I'm quite interested what he had, looking on his showdown we can look back at our play

I don't get it. In a vacuum you can raise any hand but you can't always raise. So you should pick the best hands to do it with. With TT you can simply call here given the good price.

Okay, his play does look like some AQ, or JJ, but he can also be tricky. Wanting to go for the checkraise on the turn with a flushdraw and now trying to induce a raise.

Against someone playing 43/29/22 after 40 hands I'm calling river with those odds and expect him to have some random crap in his range. Also, you get to see what he had and can make a note. I believe turning TT into a bluff here is a waste of SD value.

If this was a reg on the other hand, I would just fold. Our range is quite capped with exception of few flushes and he should use small size value bets against our range. And secondly, we represent a very narrow value range by raising and that would incline villain to look us up even more likely than the sole fact that people underfold in micros.

Pre-flop - Call is fine but I would rather 4-bet versus this type of player with a linear range for 2.7x-3x sizing.

Flop and Turn - These streets look good.

River - Your hand is likely good often enough to at least make a call break-even here. My guess would be that it is actually a profitable call versus this player type. No reason to raise.