Cake just released an update which changed their hand history format and broke the converter, so you'll have to deal with the raw file (I changed the player names manually).

Villain has been pretty laid-back this session - I haven't really seen him get involved with too many pots at all (perhaps because I've been concentrating on the other fish at this table). He's pretty much playing this just like a flush draw, so if he's bluffing here, he picked a great river to bluff at.

Hand #1415011489000043: Chelsea (6-Max) 11489
Seat 1: Player 1 (57.10 in chips)
Seat 2: Player 2 (97.75 in chips)
Seat 3: Player 3 (45.75 in chips)
Seat 8: Villain (210.95 in chips)
Seat 9: Hero (131.60 in chips)
Seat 10: Player 10 (38.10 in chips)
Player 3: posts small blind $0.50
Villain: posts big blind $1
Dealt to Hero [ Ks Kd ]
Hero: raises to $3.50
Player 10: calls
Player 1: calls
Player 2: folds
Player 3: folds
Villain: calls
### F L O P ### [ ]
Villain: checks
Hero: bets $14.50
Player 10: folds
Player 1: folds
Villain: calls
*** TURN *** [ ]
Villain: checks
Hero: bets $32
Villain: calls
*** RIVER *** [ ]
Villain: bets $75
Hero: ?????

eeeew this might be a fold sir

Yeah, I folded.

This was actually the hand that tipped me off to the Cake hand history problem - when I found the hand history for this hand to post it, it showed that he had Qx even though I knew he didn't show. It's not a bad play on his part - probably thought he was betting for value with TPTK.