Only hands I'd be worried about are 22, 77 and a tricky J10 or J10 clubs. AK raises preflop. KQ and KJ bet this flop almost always. KK and QQ raise preflop. QJ might be taking a stab, or AJ or Kx clubs. AQ is possible as well. Q7, K7, K2 and Q2 are not usually limping from UTG+1. You checked the flop and so he probably doesn't think you have a king here. I think you played the river well, losing the least when behind, winning the most when ahead. Although the river bet looks a lot like a value bet, there are plenty of second-best hands and semi-bluffs UTG+1 has here that you beat, and you only have to be right like 1/3 times to make the call CEV+, and you aren't crippled if you're wrong. NH.