(50 NL) KQ makes TPGK on turn, gets river min-raised

[EscapePlan9]

Full Tilt Poker
No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $0.25/$0.50
6 players


Stack sizes:
UTG: $49
UTG+1: $60.60
CO: $69.15
Button: $52.95
EP9: $65.85
BB: $37.30

Pre-flop: (6 players) EP9 is SB with
4 folds, EP9 raises to $1.5, BB calls.

Flop: ($3, 2 players)
EP9 checks, BB checks.

Turn: ($3, 2 players)
EP9 bets $2, BB calls.

River: ($7, 2 players)
EP9 bets $5, BB raises to $10, EP9 folds.
Uncalled bets: $5 returned to BB.

Villain was a little loose and more on the passive side.

I couldn't figure out what hands he'd min-raise that river with, but had a bad feeling he was betting for value. Not sure though...

[Stoneburg]

He has you beaten 99% of the time here, might as well fold it. (Full house or quads are most likely, trips less so)l.

[Proplayer44]

Bet the flop. 75% or more. You raised pre in a blind battle then checked the flop. HUH.

[EscapePlan9]

I've toned down my cb's on flops like T66 because they are so unlikely to help my hand and it's very obvious. I then delay c/b on the turn if an overcard hits or if I improve.

[GodlikeRoy]

T66 are also unlikely to hit your opponents hands and they will usually be more concerned about that rather than thinking about whether or not the flop connects well with your hand range and if it doesn't, how to take the pot away from you.

I can understand (and quite like) checking behind on these types of flops with ace-high hoping to induce bluffs, but OOP with KQo on this board I would bet about 98% of the time vs an unknown.