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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 6545858, member: 393841"]
As others have commented, a 3 barrel bluff is highly unlikely in these stakes.
In this blind duel, we normally expect the ranges to be wider. That makes your opponent's range also comprised of a set of random hands that probably beat you on the river.
The flop call is fine and being a low coordination board, except for the spades flush draw, it is also correct to raise to get additional value from worse hands.
The turn is special because your opponent has overbet. In these bets seeing these types of lines is not that common and the hands that overbet the turn will most of the time be hands that have equity against your value range. That is, you don't find as many crazy hands in your opponent's range, and the ideal is to keep your opponent's range intact. So if you decide to continue, the call is the most recommended option.
The river is bad for your range, although it seems like a very aaccessible price since you need to be good, about 1 in 4 times that you make it to showdown. Personally I think if I don't fold on the turn, I would fold on the river when I don't have a clearer reading.
Greetings.
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