I realize PF this isn't a spectacular hand, however for the stakes I'm playing I figure I can afford to take flop for a min raise. I trying to work a lot on my post flop game so I'm playing a fair amount of remotely playable hands ATM. I had "yssue" on a possible FD, to be honest on the flop, when he didn't show much aggression on the turn I felt my read was more accurate.

For whatever reason I decided to adopt something Iread in SSII here from Doyle's NL section about river play. Where he said after all the cards are out and you think your opponent missed he'll often just turn his hand up a lot of times. Reason being was if you think he's drawing you made him pay throughout the hand anyway.

So I was partly thinking that. And knowing my hand wasn't THAT strong, I decided to check behind here. Anyway any thoughts on my play.... Good, bad, ugly?

PokerStars Game #9214455094: Omaha Pot Limit ($0.05/$0.10) - 2007/04/02 - 12:10:24 (ET)
Table 'Galvarino' 6-max Seat #5 is the button
Seat 1: yssue ($11.40 in chips)
Seat 2: Maric_md ($12.35 in chips)
Seat 3: Hero ($10.45 in chips)
Seat 4: Avevavans ($5.80 in chips)
Seat 5: QUALITY_TIME ($9.25 in chips)
Seat 6: gold_ladybug ($1.05 in chips)
gold_ladybug: posts small blind $0.05
yssue: posts big blind $0.10
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero [9h Ac Ts Kc]
Maric_md: raises $0.10 to $0.20
Hero: calls $0.20
Avevavans: calls $0.20
QUALITY_TIME: calls $0.20
gold_ladybug: folds
yssue: calls $0.10
*** FLOP *** [8c Kh Th]
yssue: checks
Maric_md: bets $0.10
Hero: raises $0.80 to $0.90
Avevavans: folds
QUALITY_TIME: folds
Avevavans leaves the table
yssue: raises $1.10 to $2
Maric_md: folds
Hero: calls $1.10
*** TURN *** [8c Kh Th]
Gen0side joins the table at seat #4
yssue: checks
Hero: bets $3.80
yssue: calls $3.80
*** RIVER *** [8c Kh Th 2d]
yssue: checks
Hero: checks
*** SHOW DOWN ***
yssue: shows [7s 9c Ah 7h] (three of a kind, Sevens)
Hero: mucks hand
yssue collected $12.15 from pot

PZ, if you believe he has a low set or flush draw, you either need to protect your hand or find out. If you check the turn and he has a flush draw, you gave him a free card and he may bluff the river, but often you don't get much money from him that way and he just gives up. if he has a set, by betting the turn, you probably put in the same amount there that you would on the river if you checked, and then called his river bet while protecting against a flush draw if he has that. if he check raises, you fold unless you have a good read.

also, looks like your flop raise wasn't a pot raise. i suggest you raise full pot.