$5 PP - bet the river?

Hero is UTG. No reads, tho the last couple hands were pretty wild (hence: his stack). Did I offer correct (for me) odds on the turn?

Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 9
Seat 8: noob ( $1020 )
Seat 5: noob ( $785 )
Seat 4: HERO ( $785 )
Seat 2: noob ( $1070 )
Seat 6: noob ( $795 )
Seat 1: noob ( $510 )
Seat 3: noob ( $710 )
Seat 7: VILLIAN ( $1565 )
Seat 10: noob ( $760 )
Blinds(10/15)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to HERO [ Ks Kd ]
HERO raises [50].
2 folds.
VILLIAN calls [50].
5 folds.
** Dealing Flop ** [ 6s, Jd, 9c ]
HERO bets [60].
VILLIAN calls [60].
** Dealing Turn ** [ 6d ]
HERO bets [200].
VILLIAN calls [200].
** Dealing River ** [ Qd ]
HERO is all-In [475]
VILLIAN calls [475].
Resluts:
<font color="white">HERO shows [ Ks, Kd ] two pairs, kings and sixes.
VILLIAN shows [ 7d, 8d ] a flush, queen high. </font>

[Onaflag]

Although he did not have proper odds to chase you down like that, I might have made much larger bets on all streets. Preflop: I'd have gone a bit higher.

Flop: Pot appears to be $125 and you bet $60. So it costs him $60 into a $185 pot getting 3:1. To us, it was a bad call. To him it may have seemed like a reasonable price. You should have kicked that way way up, maybe even push, I don't know.

After that, if he draws out, he draws out. That's poker. I don't think you made terrible mistakes, but you could have been more aggressive I think.

Also, I wouldn't post the results in white until you get a number of responses. They are too tempting to look at which is exactly what I did.

Onaflag...........