We need more information about this hand. What happened in preflop? The bet size you chose on the flop seems very small. I understand that you were looking to induce an increase, but I think that the size should still be a little bigger, since you really want to get value, disguising your hand in a low, purely speculative bet. A standard size could be 1/3 of the boat.
On the turn I find the increase made by the villain strange (since it is a minimum size). Generally these minimum increases, in micros limits, mean strength of value, when they come from tighter players. So concentrate on finding out, against what kind of rivals you face at the table. Perhaps a player of wider range, decides to increase on the turn, by opening a color line in his favor. But obviously this was not the case. These types of clashes are the coolers, and are often very difficult to avoid. So don't worry so much, with the final results you get in places like that.
Regards.
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