Top Two facing river push

Seat 1 is the button.
Seat 1: Jin82 ($44 in chips)
Seat 2: Dexman ($60.70 in chips)
Seat 3: bonus69 ($94.58 in chips)
Seat 4: ukpaul ($89.40 in chips)
Seat 5: PassDSuga ($48.50 in chips)
Seat 6: Henkku ($48.90 in chips)
Dexman: posts small blind $0.25
bonus69: posts big blind $0.50
----- HOLE CARDS -----
dealt to PassDSuga [Ad Kd]
ukpaul: calls $0.50
PassDSuga: raises to $2
Henkku: folds
Jin82: folds
Dexman: folds
bonus69: folds
ukpaul: calls $1.50
----- FLOP ----- [4h 5h Ks]
ukpaul: bets $4
PassDSuga: calls $4
----- TURN ----- [4h 5h Ks][Ac]
ukpaul: bets $6
PassDSuga: raises to $18
ukpaul: calls $12
----- RIVER ----- [4h 5h Ks Ac][9h]
ukpaul: bets $65.40 and is all-in
PassDSuga: ????

Is this a call, do PT stats matter?

the card you likely hit, which you bet, he still raised.
stats would help a little i think, add to that he has at least a full buy in so i doubt hes too donkish and he limp/called.

i think i can find a laydown here. he called the turn re-raise only getting 3:1 on his money, so you forced a mistake, but this looks like he made his draw.

I think when i have called hands like this in the past i always ended up wanting to kick myself in the balls. thankfully i dont think that is possible. i'd usually fold unless i've seen villan make this bluff against other players.

It confused me because it looked like a LAGtard bluff. The villian was 80% VPIP over 70 hands. I wanted to call so bad, but I folded. I guess he could have had anything. Does this change your opinions? I was getting 3 to 1 on the call?

In unrelated news, 2 pair hands are killing me lately. KQ is also killing me lately. I may be gun shy.

Raise flop. This is a nice play by villian. Since you raised PF and raised the A on the turn, he can safely put you off 2 hearts. So you can't call river.

Villains 1/2 pot leads seem strange too. Seems kinda weak on a 2 heart board.

I wonder if it's better to call turn? If he's truly a lag betting with air, he has to fold your turn raise... since he didn't he must have some kinda draw or hand.

If this wasn't 50NL, I would be less inclined to give him credit for a flush.

What do people think of raising that flop? I often will raise when somebody leads into me when I was the PFRer, is this a leak?

Raising the flop is fine generally. I only think you lose value when he is a LAG and is willing to continue to bluff at the pot. If you show aggression, he may shut down. I had position so I smooth called the flop to let him continue to bluff at the pot on the turn. I tried to end the hand on the turn. Should I have raised more? He still had 3:1 on his turn call?

He sees that you're strong, the all in makes too much sense for a flush. fold.