[5nl FR] set Kings vs FD+str8draw board

Villain 24/12/2.7 (27 hands)

MP3: $6.46 (129.2 bb)
CO: $1.87 (37.4 bb)
BTN: $3.30 (66 bb)
Hero (SB): $5.70 (114 bb)
BB: $9.80 (196 bb)
MP1: $9.63 (192.6 bb)
MP2: $9.18 (183.6 bb)

Pre-Flop: Hero is SB with K K
MP1 folds, MP2 calls $0.05, 3 folds, Hero raises to $0.15, BB folds, MP2 calls $0.10

Flop: ($0.35) 4 K 5 (2 players)
Hero bets $0.15, MP2 calls $0.15

Turn: ($0.65) J (2 players)
Hero bets $0.40, MP2 calls $0.40

River: ($1.45) 8 (2 players)
Hero bets $1, MP2 raises to $5.30, Hero calls $4 and is all-in

Results: $11.45 pot ($0.55 rake)
MP2 showed 7 6 (a straight, Four to Eight) and won $10.90 ($5.20 net)
Hero mucked K K (three of a kind, Kings) and lost (-$5.70 net)

Would you have done anything different ?
Was I unlucky, should I fold on the river to his value shove ?

Feel free to move this to BB&V if the mods think it's not suited here..

Hide results next time please.

Raise more pf, 25-30, bet flop more (3/4 pot), basically pot turn and happily shove river. The more money you get in before his draw hits/misses, the more you profit.

Yeah I usually do, only didn't feel like it this time.
Guess it's more bad beat than analyzing.

I realise my pre and flop bets were on the small side.
I think pre is due to the fact that it was a rather tight table.
If I remember correctly I had gotten folds all around once or twice when I raised pre.

Why the flop bet is so small I have no idea.. Doesn't make sense really cause if he has a diamond he's gonna call a much bigger bet. And the chance of flopping a flush should be really small right? So technically I shouldn't be too worried by this ? And the rest is standard I guess..

ChuckTs said:

Hide results next time please.

Raise more pf, 25-30, bet flop more (3/4 pot), basically pot turn and happily shove river. The more money you get in before his draw hits/misses, the more you profit.

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i realize you want to get all the money in if possible, but i just don't see the need for potting the turn. the fact is that a diamond draw has like no implied odds. i think we're letting even (most of) the worst players get away from draws too easily by doing that. but they'll call a little less thinking they can win more when they hit, which is letting them make a mistake since they of course won't win more

That was unintentional, all I meant was bet bigger everywhere.