TT on a board with an overpair.. getting bet into.

[virtuexru]

***** Hand History for Game 4998072829 *****
$25 NL Texas Hold'em - Monday, August 21, 19:28:32 ET 2006
Table Table 98325 (Real Money)
Seat 9 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: Aynsley89 ( $12.70 )
Seat 2: iRazeYou ( $3.69 )
Seat 3: Int_Banker ( $27.19 )
Seat 4: paulunderdog ( $4.49 )
Seat 5: jrdrolet ( $38.82 )
Seat 6: getmoney111 ( $37.30 )
Seat 7: jackslayer ( $15.62 )
Seat 9: UltraSafe ( $22.07 )
Seat 8: virtue_fish ( $24.65 )
Seat 10: kuntakntay ( $25 )
Aynsley89 posts small blind [$0.10].
iRazeYou posts big blind [$0.25].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to virtue_fish [ Tc Ts ]
Int_Banker folds.
paulunderdog folds.
jrdrolet calls [$0.25].
getmoney111 folds.
jackslayer calls [$0.25].
virtue_fish raises [$1].
UltraSafe folds.
Aynsley89 folds.
iRazeYou folds.
jrdrolet calls [$0.75].
jackslayer calls [$0.75].
** Dealing Flop ** [ Jd, 2c, 6h ]
jrdrolet checks.
jackslayer bets [$1.50].
virtue_fish calls [$1.50].
jrdrolet folds.
** Dealing Turn ** [ 2h ]
jackslayer checks.
virtue_fish checks.
** Dealing River ** [ Kd ]
jackslayer bets [$1.75].
virtue_fish folds.
jackslayer does not show cards.
jackslayer wins $7.80

[Pinchy]

In my noobish opinion this one comes down to whatever read you have on your opponent. I think his playstyle is the biggest determining factor in a situation like this.

[Jigsaws]

Yup, reads would certainly help here. Vs. a standard loose-passive donk, I just fold the flop. If he's somewhat aggressive, I might raise the flop.

I think the river fold's fine.

[mustardo]

Bet the turn, he's either going for a c/raise with a real strong hand letting you get away, was bluffing and will fold or held a marginal hand slightly better/worse than than yours that you get to a cheap showdown. By checking you opened yourself up to the river bet that put you to the tough decision and based on the card you had to fold