$25 NLHE 6-max: Is river bet ok or is better to check/call?

Blinds are now $0.10 / $0.25
Button is at seat 6
Seat 1: archangelzx - $25.68
Seat 3: bm0814 - $10 (away from table)
Seat 6: Patricia1209 - $52.94
Shuffling Deck
Moving Button to seat 6
Patricia1209 posts small blind ($0.10)
archangelzx posts big blind ($0.25)
Dealing Cards
Dealing [9 c][9 d] to archangelzx
Patricia1209 calls $0.25
archangelzx raises to $1
Patricia1209 calls $1
Pot sizes: $2
Dealing Flop [7 h][6 c][8 s]
archangelzx bets $1.33
Patricia1209 calls $1.33
Pot sizes: $4.66
Dealing Turn [7 c]
archangelzx bets $2.33
Patricia1209 calls $2.33
Pot sizes: $9.32
Dealing River [K h]
archangelzx bets $4.66
Patricia1209 calls $4.66

Bet/fold is better than ch/call without some specific knowledge that he bluffs the river frequently.

Alright, thanks dude.

Betting the River will keep you in front and if patricia does have the straight the 7 or k she will probably raise.

WVHillbilly said:

Bet/fold is better than ch/call without some specific knowledge that he bluffs the river frequently.

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This. As soon as I saw the title, 'is x/calling the river better than...' my default thought was, almost certainly not.

Cafeman31 said:

This. As soon as I saw the title, 'is x/calling the river better than...' my default thought was, almost certainly not.

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Yeah, I think a much better question is bet/fold or ch/fold.

K doesn't change anything though so if we're value betting turn we're value betting river.

bet/fold all the way.

With the way the action went, I would also go with bet/fold. Like others said though, we would need more info about his playing style to make the best decision.

I have to agree.... is the other player a calling station or are they just slow playing. Without knowing their play style its hard telling what they are doing.