Setting up a river bluff? Or just spewy?

[NoflopsHomer]

So much dead money this early in a comp that you never need to make these moves.

[MANTIS01]

and, by the same reasoning, he should never be bluffing...

Fair enough if you're playing the hand in a vacuum. This is early in a big MTT so donks and dead wood not yet filtered out and you have no info on villain so the move remains reckless and inappropriate.

We do have info on the villain he has raised alot and has cbet 100% of the time, we have a tight image here too.

You have info villain is aggressive but you don't have info about how he responds to aggression. Does he read the game well? Can he make lay downs? What's the chances he'll believe you? The info you have that he raises a lot and c-bets 100% means you can wait for a hand and allow him to come after you. The info doesn't tell you he will believe funky stories.

[BulldozerD]

was this a pre-meditated course of action given you started by flatting a raise with  - just interested to know why you chose this spot to run this play right from the beginning.

[pleno1]

was this a pre-meditated course of action given you started by flatting a raise with  - just interested to know why you chose this spot to run this play right from the beginning.

Thought processes..

Flat pre on btn as we were deep and wanted to stack aggresive guy.

Flop: He had cbet 100% of hands, so wanted to make a small raise so that 1) i can take down the pot. 2) he will be wary about cbetting into me when i flat in position

Turn: When he checks to me I thought I could take it down there as rasie/call/check is pretty weak, he took ages to call on the turn so I was shoving almost any river as he still had a stack and it was still a substantial bet on river.