If you concerned with value betting the river, you must think your ahead. In which case you should have raised the turn up, looks like a blocking bet to me. But I'm def not betting this river either.

I got that, but I dont think pot control = giving your oppoents odds to draw. Mabye its b/c where I play I see min-raises all the freakin time, so I dont give em too much respect.

You could be up against JT. He was double gutted on the flop or has a BAD K.

would you call a 20$ bet on the turn? if no, then I think you should fold flop.
that said, I dont fold b/c its A frea'n K. Ill prolly c/r the turn b/c his bet looks so weak. I c/r turn all in.

if he was drawing to a flush he makes it,in which he shoulda value bet on river so that possibility is out the window, i don't see anyone playing a oesd really that aggressivly with flush possibility out there (leaving the essentially 6 outs), and min raise in this situation really means nothing cause sum ppl are just to lazy to fix the tab to a certain amount. He may have check raised kq or q8 to protect against the flush and got scared when the jh came, or he has a k with kicker problems and tried to take the lead in the hand. One thing i know about weak players (which i'll just assume he is) is that they rarely check raise while bluffing and always with strength. I'd say on a guess q8 or a k with kicker problems. Small possibility of 88.. but on how you played that hand i liked it, that board in that situation creates a variety of dangerous hands which could beat ak...
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