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This is a tricky situation. If your opponent was more aggressive, there would be a good reason to check behind. He might checkraise semibluff, and put you to a decision. That same opponent would be more likely to bluff a missed river, so by checking behind, you probably win one bet, and don't risk losing the pot.
With a slightly passive opponent (with limited hands, I know but it is all we have to go on) I think I like betting the turn, and checking behind on the river. |
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