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If I am heads up against a typical opponent who is on a draw and will only raise me when he has hit his draw should I continue to bet the river if I have already bet each street? When he misses I would assume he wouldn’t call my river bet anyways so in reality I wouldn’t lose a bet. We he hits I can now have the option of throwing my hand away instead of losing a bet if I had bet. Thoughts?
  
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Well if you check you are giving your opponent a chance to try to bluff. But if you bet then if they made their hand they are gonna reraise. So my play is to check if I have nothing over a set made, and if they bet, it is only gonna cost you one bet to see if they are trying to steal a pot or if they made a hand.
  
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