NL Texas Hold'em $6 USD Buy-in Level: 3 Blinds(30/60) -
Seat 6 is the button
Total number of players : 10/10
Seat 6: HERO ( 10,380 )
Seat 5: Mkies ( 4,410 )
Seat 1: Pion ( 3,960 )
Seat 8: clarty ( 7,521 )
Seat 9: ganos ( 2,098 )
Seat 7: midg**et ( 2,230 )
Seat 3: ninov ( 6,060 )
Seat 2: sa ( 4,820 )
Seat 10: s6 ( 4,630 )
Seat 4: th*o ( 2,656 )
Dealt to HERO [ K 
J 
]
[it is folded to HERO]
HERO raises [180]
midg**et folds
cl***arty calls [120]
** Dealing Flop ** [ A :heart:, A :diamond:, 9 ]
clarty checks
HERO bets [220]
clarty raises [440]
HERO calls [220]
** Dealing Turn ** [ 3 ]
cla***rty checks
HEro checks
** Dealing River ** [ 2 
]
clarty bets [480]
HERO raises [2,000]
clarty is all-In [6,421]
HERO folds
Preflop: I decided that JKo is good enough for a steal, but I suppose that is a matter of taste.
Flop: I think that opponents on this level play rather straight-forward, and will likely fold on a AAx board. With a flush draw they might either fold(I liekly represent an Ax hand or pair, and still have about 35% equity when they hit), or call (I planned to fire a second barrel on the turn). I did not anticipate a check/minraise and interpreted it as weakness (lower pair, or flushdraw) and called. Is that a bad decision?
Turn: I did not want to inflate the pot, and rather barrel or give up on the river.
River: If he had a weak hand, his hand did most probably not improve on the river (not counting a possible AA-22, which isnt very strong, or 45, which is not very likely), and his raise could indicate a steal, so I decided to raise him. His push then indicates that he did not have pure air(Ax becomes quite likely), and I have to fold.
Is this line reasonable? Any harsh criticism is appreciated:) but please with an explanation and not a simple "fold on xy" 
