verdazzo

Well, if you don't have any experience w/ the zoom game I'd recommend you to start playing 1 or 2 tables at most in order to know more about the dynamics of zoom.
You should focus more on improving you game than playing actually, i.e. no matter the number of hands you play in micro stakes, what really matters is how often you study, your winrate and focusing on being prepared for higher stakes.

Cheers.

playing OOP a 4-way pot w/ QQ is terrible. you're gonna get stuck very often post flop.
I'd rather shoving PF. calling OOP is pretty bad.

do you think a low stakes unknown player does not call otr vs a 2.3~2.5 raise with AK, AJ? i can see villain calling worse here.

vs unknown it is a clear fold. turn card is too good for villain's range and too bad for yours.
a thin value raise otr seems fine too. if villain 3bets it would be a clear fold obv.

check flop is terrible imho. it doesn't make any sense. you're playing OOP vs an unknown player w/ a fragile range. if you x/c flop, the probability of villain goes x/x OTT is extremely high, since there are lots of cards that will probably kill the action OTT.

also, you can get value from his draws. he is a 10nl player. we're gonna make more money betting and raising than checking and calling at low stakes.

cheers.

I like raising OTF, you're gonna receive some worse calls and playing a 4-way pot is not recommended.
I'd bet a litte bit bigger OTT to jam river more easily.

There are no draws, you're only beaten by 66,22 (6 combos). If villain is curious enough to call with worse J's here this is an easy vbet OTR.

Could you explain your call flop and turn? You've got only a top pair with a low kicker, and I can't see the villain betting sth worse than sets, straights or two pairs. Unless you're sure that the villain is tilted ok, otherwise it's an easy fold flop in 5NL imho.

Std hand, I wouldn't fold either, 5NL field are full of bad players, there are a nice quantity of hands that you're ahead like: JJ, TT, 99, 88. They usually overrate these hands since they've already got the full.
I'm not folding turn vs 5NL unknown and in a really less frequency the river. If the villain has quads, congratz him.

So, villain's range is only 33, 66? let me see, there's no hands that we're ahead but we should call anyway? this analysis is illogical.
We must not only guide ourselves by superficial math aspects to play poker in my opinion.
Could you explain your analysis?

Ps: If i'm saying bullshit just disconsider my reply.

really sick spot. I think if he'd bluffing you he would bet 3~4x your bet he wouldn't re raise 2.7x with total air giving you so good odds to call there, so folding river is not terrible.
this spot vs unknown is tough, if you had some info it would be easier.
I think the mistake is PF, I do not like this call very much since you could get a squeeze in a high frequency, making you lose some money in the long run. The postflop is std.
I'd fold in a higher frequency than calling down there on this spot, but it's close.
Just remember, betsizing matters.