Poor Play or Cooler?

[convictkeeper]

The villain here has no stats, and I have been very quite on the table. I have raised a couple of pots in position, but I have not seen a showdown as of yet. I did watch the villain win a $3.00 pot with 34off in the BB pairing his 4 vs. KQ. I noticed he bet that hand to river with a with an A and T on the board. The hands I raised everyone folded pre-flop, so I figure the villain has something.

The villain checked the flop very quickly, so I threw out the c-bet. When I was called, I put him on the Q (AQ, KQ, QT or even Q7), but the turn only hurt matters. His min raise sounded some bells, so I just flat called for pot control. Well the river is a monster and I do get away?

Is my thought process correct, and thus my plan of attack?

You can see the action here:
http://www.pokerhand.org/?1282995

[jimmy44]

I don't think you can get away from the river.
However, I would not raise J9o in MP in 6max, maybe on CO.

[BankItDrew]

I think it's pretty obvious villain has the 3rd nuts. jk, No way I'm folding to that river. I honestly think you played it just fine, you happened to simply run into a bigger monster.

[Pythonic]

I'm folding the turn. His line reeks of set (now boat) all day.

[wufwugy]

Turn fold is ugly. Weaker hands will make plays here more often than you'd expect.