Effective stacks $25
EP+1 calls
I call in the SB w/ [9c]
BB checks
$0.75 in pot

Flop
[9s][7h]

I bet $0.75, BB folds, EP+1 min-raises to $1.75, I call
$3.60 in pot
Turn
[9s][7h][Ah]

I check, he bets $3.25, I call

$9.75 in pot
River
[9s][7h][Ah][2d]

I check, he bets $7.25.

Villain is a passive player and usually never raises or bets big. The last few times he bet big like this he had the nuts. That was my thinking throughout the whole hand. If it were a n aggressive player I would have CRAI the turn but vs. this passive guy I just had a gut feeling I was behind to either a set or the straight. He could also have 98, 87, or 97. He is not raising the flop w/ the nut flush draw since I hold the .

How's my play to the river? What's my river action?

If you're going to call the flop, I think you have to ck/raise or ck/fold the turn. He could have a ton of different hands here, but you've labeled him as passive postflop. Go with your read.

If this were me on a day where I'm actually not instaclicking, I'd probably just give up to his flop raise if I think he's passive. Nothing's going to come on the turn to give me a better hand than what I think he's doing this with.

On an instaclicking day, I'd probably end up calling down like this (including the river), convincing myself not to listen to my gut.

That turn is really passive. I think I may fold this on the flop. Passive + min raise = problem. I think there is a real possibility that you can hit ur 2 pair and not be good. As played, C/R the turn.