9Ts great turn but strange

opp is relative unknown, only a few hands 22/13 over 30 hands

what's my best line here, and what will I do on the river here? as played I have to call the R correct?

Full Tilt Poker Game #7274894382: Table Sweetgum (6 max) - $1/$2 - No Limit Hold'em - 15:23:42 ET - 2008/07/18
Seat 1: schaffem ($232.25)
Seat 2: Silhouette11 ($200)
Seat 3: vinnie procopio ($80)
Seat 4: RBud ($164.10)
Seat 5: honki79 ($202.25)
Seat 6: dwbh28 ($203)
RBud posts the small blind of $1
honki79 posts the big blind of $2
The button is in seat #1
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to dwbh28 [Ts 9s]
dwbh28 raises to $7
schaffem folds
RBud calls $6
honki79 calls $5
*** FLOP *** [Kh 5d Jc]
RBud checks
honki79 checks
dwbh28 checks
*** TURN *** [Kh 5d Jc] [Qc]
RBud bets $10
honki79 folds
dwbh28 has 15 seconds left to act
dwbh28 calls $10
*** RIVER *** [Kh 5d Jc Qc] [Js]
RBud bets $26

definitely raise the turn ( a large raise), you have the 2nd nuts!

River is kind of questionable, may want to put in a small raise but it would be hard to fold to a shove... but i think it's necessary. RAISE TURN THOUGH

how much of a small raise are you putting in on the river, just a minraise or maybe 26-58 etc? what are you expecting to get paid with here, and what type of player would you ever fold to if he shoves?

Definitely raise the turn, and don't be scared of your slider bar. Lots of two pairs and even one pairs may call. Club flush draws may call. A guy with a pair and a ten, or a pair and an ace, may call. Make it like 35 or 40 to go and if he comes over the top, get ready to stack off. You're only folding there to someone whose range would literally be just 9T and AT, which is a very rare nit, recognizable by their brightly colored plumage... I mean, uh, totally nitty stats and very low aggression factor.