OOP--and flops with 1 paint, otherwise dry.

This would be against the average nl25 (read: not-so-good) player.

Basically, I've continued on the turn to stay in control of the betting (trying to build the pot, but not give them the chance to put out a bet the size I can't call if I check to them). Most of these have been against more passive types. TBH, after looking back at these hands and having another in my last session, I probably c/f the river b/c these guys are calling down 3 streets with top pair.

If these weak passive guys are letting you get away with controlling the pot, great. Just set yourself some good odds, and make some blocking bets. This confuses the fuck out of most standard weak tighties, they don't know what else to do but to call.

As for firing the river if you miss, I peronally don't unless I think THEY missed their draw. I have no problem in check folding if I miss, like they pay attention at our levels anyways?

Usually a player will give you 0 credit if you lead out on the flop and then hit a flush on the turn, I usually fire a pot sized bet on the turn and 1/2 pot on the river if called.

Good point about not doing this against better players. For the most part I know who the multitabling regulars are, and I would change my play depending on who was in the hand w/me.