Hi all.
This hand came up during our monthly "Family Micro-Stakes-Poker".
It led afterwards to some discussions between players as to the way the hand was played. I'd like to have the insight of more experienced players on this hand. Thanks.

We play NL Hold'em, 0.02€ BB (6 handed), with 2€ stacks.

Hero (UTG+1) has about 3€, villain (UTG) has a bit more. Other players have 2€ or less.
The table plays a (very) loose-agressive style. Villain is slightly more experienced than the rest of the players.

Preflop: Hero is UTG+1 with , .
UTG raises to 0.07€, Hero calls, 4 folds

Flop: (0.17€) , , (2 players)
UTG bets 0.15€, What should Hero do ?

In real, Hero called 0.15€. Turn came and was checked-checked. River came and was checked-checked.
Villain turned [Jh] and won the pot (0.47€) with As high.

Assuming you're playing at least semi-seriously, fold pre-flop. QJo is a troublesome hand anyway and is almost certainly behind or dominated by an UTG raiser.

As played, you could bet the turn around 0.40 when checked to and be prepared to shove any non-broadway river if called and checked to again. It should be hard for him to call without at least Kx. Show triumphantly if he folds and then don't bluff for about 3 months and get paid on every big hand.