This situation would change completely, in a NL game, or depending on your position. If you have fired twice and received two calls, and your opponent checks again on the river, a check back is obvious with TP. More than likely your opponent would of check called the flop then check raised the turn with a big hand, but you never know. The problem if you are the first to bet in a NL game, and you have fired twice and received two calls and then check the river, is this shows weakness. It may entice your opponent to make a substaintial bet...of course now what it depends on is have any of the potential draws hit, pre flop action, and the hand you have originally put him on... is 2 pair a realistic hand based on the preflop action? Would an opponent slow play 2 pair all the way to the river (i/e what draws were out there), did any of the drawing hands hit? Is this opponent likely to call to the river with 2nd pair (or a PP under top pair). There are a lot of things to consider, which makes me think there is not one right or wrong answer, it depends on the situation
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