[ludo72]

Ok I kinda thought so. My thinking at the time was that the turn is a good bluff card for me so I opted not to check behind. He calls so I guess he has something like a high pocket pair and doesn't want to fold or a weak T that thinks this as WA/WB. When the river flush hits I thought that'd make for another good scare card because I could very well imagine myself firing two barrels with a flushdraw. Now that I think about it it's probably too much for him to think this way too and therefore I don't have much fold equity at all. I wasn't trying to represent any hand in particular because the board itself is kinda scary and I could have a lot of hands.

He called me with KK and I reminded myself not to bluff against unknowns.