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Calling the 4bet OOP if pretty bad. I would assume that the overwhelming majority of microstakes players don't 4bet bluff with a high frequency. You are putting in almost 30% of the effective stack in preflop, where you could easily get to plenty of flops that you just c/f on, as his range is likely pretty strong and you miss the flop, so bluffing isn't that profitable.
You really aren't getting as great of odds as you think. He 4bet to 30bb, which is an "ok" 4bet size here. Being OOP is going to make it hard for you to extract if you do hit a solid hand. Not to mention if you hit a J or 9, if the money goes in postflop you are probably an underdog as he isn't going to put in money with many, if any, worse hands.
@mbiz - Bet/folding the flop is pretty bad. If he calls your bet, or shoves over, then you are behind, and building a larger pot with an inferior hand. If he folds, then you had the best hand, and he didn't make a mistake. Basically, a better hand doesn't fold (he doesn't fold QQ+, AcX, KcX). And a worse hand doesn't call.
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