GUKPT final- tricky hand

DeucesLive

This is probably the only hand I'm not sure about. I'd be interested in opinions at key points;

Preflop and flop play I'm happy with. First decision is on the turn- check or bet, and what to do when you check and get a tiny bet like that?

River too, what to do here?

Haven't played Rosjim THAT much, but I respect his game. The tiny bets were confusing, since it's a classic newbie move- which he obviously isn't. Therefore, I wasn't too sure what they meant- I took them as great strength- it felt like a weak lead to induce a jam. Should I be taking the bait with a hand as strong as I have? Similar decision on both turn+river. My gut on the turn is he has the flush, so a call felt the best option to hopefully house up- if I do, because of how short I am, I'm probably doubling up anyway.

The bet on river again is so small, I don't think I can possibly fold here given the information? Should I jam or flat? Or is there an argument for folding?

ayer	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
RUNITSRANN	Small blind		75.00	75.00	7945.00
DeucesLive	Big blind		150.00	225.00	3890.00
	Your hole cards	K K
HANSON	Fold
rosjim1	Call		150.00	375.00	5535.00
muse12	Fold
glencoelad	Fold
RUNITSRANN	Fold
DeucesLive	Raise		300.00	675.00	3590.00
rosjim1	Call		300.00	975.00	5235.00
Flop
		A Q K
DeucesLive	Bet		600.00	1575.00	2990.00
rosjim1	Call		600.00	2175.00	4635.00
Turn
		6
DeucesLive	Check
rosjim1	Bet		300.00	2475.00	4335.00
DeucesLive	Call		300.00	2775.00	2690.00
River
		3
DeucesLive	Check
rosjim1	Bet		600.00	3375.00	3735.00
DeucesLive	????

DOHHHHHHH

ez call

beeasyonme

i think the reason this is such a tricky spot is you dont bet on the turn so not you, me or anyone else knows where you are from this point i personally jam the lot in as played. If you flat and lose then your in trouble with a stack size like that but you really cant be folding this surely.

LOL_RAISE

raise bigger pre id b/f turn and river

DeucesLive

oh, folding was never really crossing my mind at any point. I don't think folding can ever be a good move on the river as played.

My logic behind the way I played it was, by checking it's allowing him to bluff at it if he hasn't got the flush, and I'm getting a little more out of him that way. If he hasn't got the flush he probably doesn't continue to call. Basically, I shut down into check/call mode when the turn comes down.

Question is really, is that too conservative a way to play with a set?