Model binding changed significantly in MVC 2. It's full of "gotchas" -- even moreso than in MVC 1. E.g.
An empty value in your form will make binding fail . None of this is well-documented. Realistically, the only good way to diagnose this stuff is to build with the MVC source code and trace through the binding.
After downloading and building with the MVC2 RTM source (thanks to Craig for that link), I was able to step through the MVC code, and discovered that in the BindProperty method (on line 178 of DefaultModelBinder.cs), there is a test.
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