There is another hand from yesterday's session which I believed I played badly.

Game is 1/2, effective stacks is 220

My image is described on this thread
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/17.../#post46447119

and on the particular hand I am perceived as a bluffer and villain is after me.

I am getting dealt K♣ K♠ in MP and I raise it to 15 after one limper.
I am getting called by villain on BTN with 220 effective stacks. (I have around 600). Also limper calls (stack: 150)
Pot: 48
Flop comes 4♣ 6♣ 2♠

I CB to 30, villain calls limper folds
Pot: 108
Turn is the 8♣ and I am pretty sure I am beat somehow. I exclude AKs as I have both black kings but all sets are in play and suited connectors or suited gappers that could have called the flop are either a straight or two pair now. BUT I am engaged with KK right now and I dont want to let them go yet :-). So I check the turn to see vilain's action and to avoid getting check raised with the intention to call and play 5th street chicken.
So villain bets 60 and I tank call getting ready to split from my beloved Kings and not marry them.

Pot is 228 and villain has 115 behind
River is a K♥ for a rivered set and I am first to act. Now I beat everything but a straight which I think would have bet a little bit more on the turn. Also I dont believe I will be able to fold a set of KK here for a half pot sized bet.
So I finalise my marriage with the KK and lead for 75 to look like AKs for a flush draw that turned to top pair and villain snap shoves for his remaining chips. I call.

Thoughts?

looks like you got lucky vv set or 2pr or unlucky vv str

i'd just b/f turn and b/f river on a clean runout.

it's possible to exploit any image - tight, bluffy, LAG - but i'd consider a bluffy image to be more difficult to exploit than a tight image or one built around strong multi-street value betting. why? because you miss flops more often than you hit.

Bet closer to pot on the flop with a 2suited connected board.

Turn c/c is good.

River bet $75 is oddly sized, V has $115 left and pot is $228, River is rather trivial anyhow we are never folding so GII or check call V's shove.

Since I made it to the river I wanted to look like AKs that missed the flush draw s b d turned TPTK. But what about the turn c/c . Anybody thinks is a fold ?

check/fold I mean

Cant fold turn as played unless V is a nit/omc.

Vs an unknown I like a B/f

As others have said, b/f the turn. You have a bluffs image, you'll get looked up by middle pairs almost every time. C/c narrows your range to overpairs and flush draws. As played the river should be checked 100%. You can't be worried about a check back because his entire check back range is folding to your bet. No villain is checking back a set or two pair here. Let him take a stab at it with a worse hand or a missed draw bluff. If he checks back and shows A-8 suited be satisfied that he would have folded that to your tepid A-K anyway.

am i missing something? doesnt the board read:
462 [8] [K]?

but you say you're only behind straights?

Flushes have you beat. Bet/fold turn. Jam river. Don't want him to check back hands he will call with. Can't count on him to bluff. Plus he doesn't have many bluffs in his range.

You didn't utilize your image at all on turn. Bet/folding does that. As we will get called by worse often