[Nick C]

This looks okay to me.

SB's flop check/3-bet is scary, but he's not even in the hand anymore on the river, and the super-loose Villain could easily just have a worse king. I like the river value bet.

I think the flop cap is fine too, but I wouldn't raise SB again if he led the turn. And if he checkraised again on the turn, I'd expect to be losing (and possibly drawing dead versus a set), though I'd grudgingly call down, hoping to improve on the river versus, say, KT, and also hoping SB was overplaying a worse hand or had a draw like Q [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] J [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] that he loved.

Incidentally, though, I don't think your reason for capping the turn is very realistic. You shouldn't expect anyone with a flush draw to go away prior to the river.