200NL: KQs, flush draw, makes two pair on river

[PatBateman]

He is 52/4 after 30 hands. Ok so I don't really know what to make of his bets. He bets so small that I feel I have to put in a small value raise there on the river. Maybe he has worse two pair or some other weird hand that pays me off.

I probably fold if he shoves on me. The Q completes J10 but I don't think he would bet so small with it. Don't know what to make of his minraise on the flop either. Comments on all streets please.

Oh and I flat call turn because I simply don't want him to shove on me if I raise even though my hand is pretty strong I would hate him shoving on me.

Titan No-Limit Hold'em, $1.00/$2.00BB (Titan HH Converter by Kreatief)

MP3 ($215.41)
CO ($240.55)
Button ($209.25)
SB ($245.05)
BB ($252.09)
MP2 ($197.00) (Hero)

Preflop: Hero is MP2 with K, Q
Hero raises to 7.0, 4 folds, BB calls $5.00,

Flop: 4, 9, 8 ( $15 )
BB checks, Hero bets $11.00, BB raises to 22.0, Hero calls $11.00,

Turn: K ( $59 )
BB bets $12.00, Hero calls $12.00,

River: Q ( $83 )
BB bets $22.00, Hero raises to 55.0

[Probability]

3 bet flop.

Raise turn.

Raise river

[uNIS]

I dont particulary like raising the flop just bc we have the flushdraw. Our hand is good enough to keep him in the pot those times he is weak/bluffing/drawing to worse hands and so forth. I call this minraise more often than 3 bet and never folding obv. Betting all turns if checked to.
Turn I like a raise.
River depends on his action taken this line.

As played I never ever raise this river. This line just screams strength from a random 54 VPIP player, if I wore to play it like this Im always calling river. and expect to see 44/88 more often than not. And I cant call a shove or reraise.

[etown]

call the flop and raise the turn
you want to make s sure you get him ai with weaker flush draw pair hands