betting the river

[jt1]

I had QJo and was heads up last to act. The flop was 8h 8d Qh. He checked. I bet; he called. The turn was 9c. He checked. I bet; he called. The river was 10s. He checked. I bet and he raised. I called. He had Jh 7h and made an inside straight. My instincts tell me to bet the river because there are so many calling stations out there. However, I wonder if this was an example of the adage to not bet the river if your opponent is likely to either fold or raise.

[jt1]

Perhaps I shouldn't have called his raise. What do you guys think?

[JTG51]

I think you should reread your post, there's got to be a typo in there.

[jt1]

There's no typo. Why do you think that?

[Dynasty]

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There's no typo. Why do you think that?

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If you have QJo on a Q,8,8,9,10 board, then you have a straight as well. The initial post and your response proposing that you could fold to the river raise suggest that you lost the hand.