Donkstakes: Is villain's flop c/c and turn bet ever a bluff?

Limped Pre. Headsup against unknown (presumably a donk given the stakes) with position on him.

Flop comes Paint-rag-rag rainbow.
He checks, you fire (say 3/4 pot). He quick calls.

Turn is a brick.
Villain donkbets 3/4 the pot.

Is he ever bluffing here?

Completely unrelated: In a tournament hand I was playing while posting this, I accidentally re-raised all-in after the flop since the window popped up unexpectedly and in a horrible position.

I had :jc: :9c: , the flop was
:3s: :8c: :2s:

Two opponents (who each called) had
:6s: :7s: and :Js: :ts:

The usual "crap..." went through my head as the :7d: peeled off on the turn. River: :tc: :D

why would you be limped pre and HU? Don't open limp.

Post, I don't think it's ever a bluff, Q is how strong is the hand, which would require situational analysis.

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Originally Posted by swiggidy

why would you be limped pre and HU? Don't open limp.

Post, I don't think it's ever a bluff, Q is how strong is the hand, which would require situational analysis.

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At NL10, where I spend all my free time, this line is a bluff about once per never. This villain's bet means business, at donkstakes, imo.