[SomethingClever]

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I also assume that he doesn't raise unless he has something so you let your Queen high go if he raises?

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I only saw him raise a few times, and he showed down some strong hands each time he did. At the time this hand went down, I don't think I had seen him raise yet. If he's gonna bluff, it's going to be a donkbluff. Or a bluff-call.

He hadn't checkraised either.

Results:

He thought for a long time and called with king high, no kicker. His hand was good.

He eventually went broke, of course, but I didn't get any of the 50ish bets he dropped during the session.

I think there may be merit to check/calling the turn and donking the river here. But in any case, I think betting the river is probably correct, or a small mistake. I think he folds K high (or calls with worse than Q high) just about enough to make it worth it.

Later in the session, he actually did fold the flop a few times... of course I tended to have a huge hand when he did this, omfg, rigged.