2 Pair river call?

[ColdDecked]

considering all this you said, isnt it a reason more to check back the river and aquire some info since we have none about his postflop play? if we see he has played like this KQ, QJs, AQ, QTs, JTs, KTs,JJ,99 then next time we can make a value bet w/ KK+, AQ,KQ since there is the possibility to have our bet getting called by enough worse to make the bet +EV.
also we can get cheap the info on the river about his preflop calling range if he has any 8x and how he plays them w/o risking now of getting c/r by bluffs or worst holdings w/ no other info about villain.
once we aquire this info now by checking back river we can make better decisions later vs this guy, so even if we lose some value now by checking back river, we can inrease our profit vs this guy w/ the info we get.

But we can get value now. We're missing value if we don't bet imo.

[Razvan729]

But we can get value now. We're missing value if we don't bet imo.

we can get value from what? KQ,QJ,JJ,99,KT,JT? any decent player would fold these on the turn and if he doesnt fold these on turn vs our raise hoping to make 2pair or straight, then he will surely c/f river cause we cant value bet river w/ worse then AQ. so his river c/c range should be AQ,QT and c/r 88,TT.

any dumbass player would probably c/c river w/ those hands, but since we have no reads and his stats dont show him as a dumbass player, we can assume he is folding them on river just like we assumed he has no 8x pre, so we have no hands to value bet in his range.