10-10 CO vs unknown river line check

b/f turn imo, as played call river.

If we bet turn and he calls, then villain leading river is stronger and I might find a fold. But since we checked turn he might sense weakness and bet his ace high or 88 or whatever.

I don't like it, but, personally, I check the turn, fold the river. I might call a bet of $0.30 or less, and hate myself when it was obv. V-bet on a boat

Like you said, the river an easy spot for Villain to bluff, as he can rep A high (expecting a chop if you call), with a W I D E range of hands. Also, Villain might think Hero's C-bet was all air.

Thing is, overpair to a paired board is marginal. I can be patient for a better spot.

*note: I would have raised to $0.18 pre-flop.

bet turn and check turn are both ok vs vpip 48 i think
as played river is a tough decision but i think it's better to call than to raise. Just don't ever fold vs this size of river bet as played

turn is a pretty clear bet, lots of hands that will peel turn but never call a river bet and I'm assuming someone this passive isn't bluffing a high enough frequency for us to want to check and bluff catch even though it's still +eV in all likelihood.

edit: I'd raise to like 20c pre also.

Since he's been passive so far, I would raise to. 20 maybe more, depends. Flop looks good sizing wise. Turn I think I B/F due to he's probably got a small pp, s.c. type hand which have decent equity as a range vs. Our Ts. If he calls turn I'm pretty much done putting money in the pot when that river comes. I fold to a donk bet, and check back when checked to. Take a note.

As played tho, I think he bets pretty much his whole range here after we checkback turn. Makes our hand look weak. Bricked overs or something. I think we beat his river range enuff to call, which means we have to pay him off those few times he actually has it to get the money when he doesn't.