Me and villian love to fire bets at each other so villian is rarely trapping here with a nut type hand and due to this dynamic I'm gonna have to pay off his river bet anyway if I check the river to him... I can safely fold here because I have more nut type hands in my range than villian so I don't think the pot is big enough on the river for villian to put two bets in on a bluff....and i'm pretty sure an ace and a 2 are two of his cards and I don't know why he'd try to slowplay one pair or a straight draw on this board with our agressive dynamic but he might throw in a crying call with an underpair to my nine
Stage #1891779360: Omaha Hi/Lo Normal $3/$6 - 2010-02-05 17:15:00.012 (ET) [ 2010-02-05 17:15:00 ]
Table: BARREN Ave (Real Money) Seat #8 is the dealer
Seat 8 - O_BROTHER ($136 in chips)
Seat 2 - BOOOSH42 ($119.62 in chips)
Seat 4 - TAKEMYCHAI ($674.82 in chips)
Seat 6 - JIMFROMCHS ($80.88 in chips)
BOOOSH42 - Posts small blind $1
TAKEMYCHAI - Posts big blind $3
*** POCKET CARDS ***
Dealt to TAKEMYCHAI [9 10 3 A]
JIMFROMCHS - Folds
O_BROTHER - Raises $6 to $6
BOOOSH42 - Folds
TAKEMYCHAI - Calls $3
*** FLOP *** [Q 6 K]
TAKEMYCHAI - Checks
O_BROTHER - Checks
*** TURN *** [Q 6 K] [5]
TAKEMYCHAI - Checks
O_BROTHER - Bets $6
TAKEMYCHAI - Calls $6
*** RIVER *** [Q 6 K 5] [9]
TAKEMYCHAI - Bets $6

I think the turn peel is pretty thin. I like the idea behind the river bet, but i'd rather check to induce.

Villain's range in this spot is QQ or KK to any ace or 23. His turn bet looks like he is betting a draw that just showed up for him, but he calls down too light on this river for your bet to work very often. I think your better plays were raise the turn or c/r the river.