Did I miss a bet here?

[pokahjokah]

First hand post, bare with me....
2/4 limt game over at Full Tilt, Loose Agressive last night.
Hero is UTG with KK, raises to $4., folded around to small blind who calls, all else fold. Hero has a loose agressive table image due to a good run of cards without showdown.
Flop comes 868, and the small blind leads out.
I call.
Next card is a 4, small blind leads out again.
I doubt he would play a set of 6s like this, but I also think he is really weak, so I don't re-raise.
Flop is a Jack, he checks, I bet, he calls.
He has 99, and I take it down.
Did I miss a bet here?
Or, did I play it right on the turn, b/c a reraise will cause him to lay it down?
Thanks for your responses.

[Fat Nicky]

Yea, you need to raise the turn. There is no guarantee he will bet the river if he isn't holding anything strong. Raise and try to get those extra bets in.

[MyssGuy]

I would have raised the flop. If he re-raises, go to call down mode. Otherwise, continue to put the pressure on. This was played too passive IMHO.

[pokahjokah]

Ok,
So I played it too passively, but is it ever the correct strategy not to reraise, if you think your opponent will fold to a reraise? So instead of getting him to call my river bet, he would fold to my turn reraise. (I understand that this would never happen at these limits)

[krishanleong]

It's fine if you trust your read. I'm assuming you would have raised the river had he bet.

Krishan

[Moss Factor]

Typically I don't like the flop call, but heads up on a board like this (where the eights protect you from a random two pair), I think you can afford the call/turn raise. I really think you need to be raising on the turn. It's not even close. Raise the turn and bet the river.

[pokahjokah]

Ok,
Survey says, raise the Turn 99.9% of the time. Thanks for all of the advice!