BB has a VPIP of 51.3

PokerRoom 5/10 Hold'em (9 handed)

Preflop: Superpimp is MP2 with , .
3 folds, Superpimp raises, 4 folds, BB calls.

Flop: (4.50 SB) , , (2 players)
BB checks, Superpimp bets, BB raises, Superpimp calls.

Turn: (4.25 BB) (2 players)
BB bets, Superpimp calls.

River: (6.25 BB) (2 players)
BB checks, Superpimp checks.

Final Pot: 6.25 BB

Was I too passive on this?
Should fold to the turn bet?
Should I bet the river?

You gotta be joking right? Fold to the turn bet, unless I'm reading this incorrectly you have top set here.

Since you have position I'm in favor of calling his flop raise and raising the turn up.

If he flopped a flush do you think he would go for the C/R?
Since he bet out on the turn does that say he doesn't have the flush, and therefore I should raise?

I don't know about you guys, but I'm getting as many bets in on the flop and turn as I can, checking that river I don't have a problem with, but I DEFINATELY don't slow down until then.

I would probly play the hand like you did, except i would probably bet the river for value if he checked the hand to me. I wouldnt want to bet the turn really because i hate being put in a position where i get check-raised when i have the worst hand, and am forced to call a bet when i have the worst of it and make a bigass pot that ill be tempted to call the river bet in because its gotten so big. With the turncard, it no longer becomes an issue of protecting your hand, because if he holds a hand that beats you hes made it already. It becomes simply a matter of getting to the showdown cheaply, and betting your hand for value if he checks the river, since if he had a spade that was good enough to bet with on a draw, then its probably worth betting when it gets there, right? I would most likely donk off a bet on he river bet if he bets it, hoping that your turn check induced a bluff (since all you did was call the flop instead of raise it up). Also, I like to make these calls against bluffy mizors, because even if he has it, he'll be less inclined to bluff scare cards into you later if he thinks youll call him. Of course, calling with top set doesnt exactly make you a call station, but still. Unless i know the particular mizor, i will keep someone honest in this spot probably close to half the time, because mizors love to fire at those scare cards.

I probably would have raised the flop though, and hoped he is a mizor with the and maybe a pair to go with it, that would three bet you and let you cap his assup.

Anyways, yeah, 4 flushes when you have a set really suck, because it makes you feel more justified in calling the river bet, since you beat EVERY HAND BUT the flush, and you can hope maybe he has some janky 2 pair, or a smaller set.

Yeah, keep betting here. If it's HU and 3 to a flush comes on the flop, I don't presume the guy has a flush. If there are 4 people in the hand, I will.