I'd bet the turn here for thin value with the plan to check the river behind. Think we got 2 streets here against what looks like a fish.

What did you bet the river so small? It looks like you're asking to be raised, folding to the raise given their super passive stats.

Pre: A little loose open but it's going to be OK since you for sure have an edge post flop in this pool.

Flop: I like you're bet sizing here.

Turn: I would be firing again here to make sure we get value from QJ type hands, some Tx if villain is particularly loose. By checking back we avoid getting value from the draw type hands, and we are not saving any money from hands that have us beat as if we check back and villain leads we have to call river.

River: My preference would have been to bet turn and slow down on the river, as played I would be betting larger here. The small sizing does not accomplish much IMO, Tx seems very likely and a lot of players will try to hero call us here. When we get raised it's an awkward spot because of our line, if we had chosen a normal sizing and gotten raised it would be a clear fold, our small sizing can definitely induce some bluffs though so folding is not as clear cut here. I'm for sure interested in hearing other peoples thoughts on this.

Pre and flop are standard.

On the turn I would just continue betting in position, especially against a fish. There's also QJ to think about and a random 54 float by a bad player looking for runner runner.

As played river is a clear value bet,so make it a normal size, but once he raises just fold.