Flopped bottom two (BB special), raised on turn

[AKQJ10]

I've tried and tried and can't get the bisonbison converter to do Absolute hands for me, so apologies for the formatting. I'm open to all critiques but mostly looking for opinions on my turn (and river) play here. No reads (I'm trying to learn to multitable).

And hold the flames for not rebuying sooner and playing with only 4 big bets and change!

6-max table
Holdem Normal $0.50/$1 [ 2005-07-08 18:43:07 ]
Seat 1 - SPIKERZ $10.45 in chips
Seat 3 - Villain $9.30 in chips
Seat 5 - 44DAVE44 $20.50 in chips
Seat 6 - GTANK86 $28.55 in chips
Seat 8 - Hero $4.25 in chips
Seat 9 - WOPIHALIDO $46.45 in chips
*** BLIND [dealer 5] ***
GTANK86 - Post small blind $0.25
Hero - Post big blind $0.50
Hero - Pocket [10c,5s]
WOPIHALIDO - Folds
SPIKERZ - Folds
Villain - Calls $0.50
44DAVE44 - Folds
GTANK86 - Calls $0.25
Hero - Checks
*** FLOP [Kc,10d,5c] ***
GTANK86 - Checks
Hero - Bets $0.50
Villain - Calls $0.50
GTANK86 - Folds
*** TURN [Kc,10d,5c,6h] ***
Hero - Bets $1
Villain - Raises $1 to $2
Hero - Calls $1
*** RIVER [Kc,10d,5c,6h,2h] ***
Hero - Checks
Villain - Bets $1
Hero - Calls $1

On the turn I put Villain on something like 65 as the most reasonable hand. (For some odd reason I could swear I had two pair smaller than that, like 53, but the memory plays tricks.)

[Jaran]

If you can't get the converter to work, you might try typing out the hand in paragraph form, like a lot of players do for the M/H board. As far as the hand, without a read, I'd play it the same.

-Jaran

[AKQJ10]

Thanks for the reply. Just in case anyone else sees this and wants to express an opinion, I'll post the spoiler and discussion thereof in white.

<font color="white"> *** SHOW DOWN ***
Villain - Show cards [Kd,Kh]
Hero - Lost mucks
*** RESULT ***
Total Pot($8.50) Rake ($0.40)
Board [Kc,10d,5c,6h,2h]
Villain - Total ($8.10) HI:($8.10)Three of a kind, kings [Kd,Kh -
P:Kh,P:Kd,B:Kc,B:10d,B:6h]
GTANK86 - Folded on the FLOP
Hero - HI: [Lost mucks]

So I entirely got taken by the limping with a premium hand and slowplay of top set. He played it well and I got stuck paying him off. As I said for some reason at the time I was playing I thought his two pair made on the turn would beat mine, which was obviously just wrong (possibly attributable to my inexperience 2-tabling); perhaps I even should have played it slightly more aggressively, but I don't think so.

At any rate, probably just an unlucky hand and a tricky opponent, but I just posted it to check others' opinions. </font>