U can cbet smaller on the flop as a default, readless these kind of boards. I think this time U expect he's a weaker player because of his stack size and maybe some other things.

He does represent some boat + most of them maybe c/r on the river, not the turn, some 87s, some 9x (A9, K9s, maybe some others) as value hands, and some bluffs like bacdoor fds, T8s.

If he's a weaker player he can represent more value hands, but also more bluffs. Versus this size I think Your turn call is standard, also I think without a bacdoor fd blocker with this great price maybe better to call on the river also and have some notes.

I would BF turn, readless. Once we call, I think we need to call the R as well - it doesn't really change anything.

the one thing i learned playing low stakes is versus against those who aren't clear spaztards, bet/folding is almost always the way to go. Many players are too passive and will call you light, but when they raise, they just have it

baluga theorem, bf turn

+1 to bet/fold the turn.

Maybe I need to rethink my game against raises, especially versus small raises, because everybody seems to agree, or maybe I can do just like that.

:D