I'm wondering what people think on the river here.
What does villain do this with?
He's repping 88?
Makes no sense to check turn when flush hits if I could have been chasing, if I called flop... why not keep on betting for value when a draw comes in?
Flush does this on double paired board? Seems a bit strange.
How does a bear 9 check the turn when the board gets wetter?
Also does AA or KK want to do this here either?

I'm just interested as to what people think... do you think this is just air very often here?

Player 5(SB) $20.70 - VP:24 PFR:22 AF:Inf. W:67|100 STL:67|80 3B:19|0 CB:100| N:20.65 Hands:41
Player 6(BB) $10.15 - VP:25 PFR:24 AF:Inf. W:25|0 STL:63|78 3B:13|50 CB:100| N:-9.65 Hands:51
Me(CO) $10
Player 1(UTG) $19.85 - VP:18 PFR:14 AF:0.4 W:33|100 STL:20|91 3B:12|50 CB:100|0 N:2.39 Hands:51
Player 2(MP) $10 - VP:20 PFR:20 AF: W: STL:100|100 3B:20|0 CB: N:-2.30 Hands:5
Player 4(BTN) $16.06 - VP:38 PFR:6 AF:3.0 W:33|50 STL:0|50 3B:17| CB: N:6.06 Hands:16


Pre Flop: Me(CO) with [Td,Tc]
Player 1(UTG) raises 0.30,
Player 2(MP) folds,
Me(CO) calls 0.30,
Player 4(BTN) folds,
Player 5(SB) raises 1.25,
Player 6(BB) folds,
Player 1(UTG) folds,
Me(CO) calls 1


Flop: (9h,8h,9c)(2 players)
Pot - 3
Player 5(SB) bets 1.75,
Me(LP) calls 1.75


Turn: 5h (2 players)
Pot - 6.50
Player 5(SB) checks,
Me(LP) checks


River: 5c (2 players)
Pot - 6.50
Player 5(SB) bets 17.65,
Me?