All the best to Dave Amos (PokerPops) for the FT. gl and TID

Wasnt too sure how long to leave this til i put in the outcome..
i called the all in bet on the river and he showed KK.

In hindsight and thinking of the hard, im only really beating AK and i dont think theres much chance of him betting the turn and shoving the river for value given my obvious strength.
The pot was massive by the river and i agree, i guess my decision was made on the turn. im not passing on the river.

anything i could have done about this hand really?

thanks for comments

BBL Nottingham Live Day 1a
$140 buy in

243 runners, no exits. top 90 paid.

blinds 50/100 - 2nd level. Starting stack 15k

Hero stack 19k

Opponent stack 15.5k

Average is 15k

Hero steady away early doors, not lost at showdown.

Opponent is active, often limping. almost always firing at flops.

Opponent raises EP to 375

Hero is the button and 3bets to 1025 with 

This is where it gets interesting..

Opponent tosses in 2100 but with no obvious verbal declaration.

As I'm dwelling whether to smooth or 5bet, someone asks why the dealer hasn't done the flop, claiming the guy said call. I ask the dealer what his action is, all the while villain is saying nothing.
the dealer thought it was a raise as he heard no verbal call and we call the floor.

The TD rules that as only a couple of players heard the 'call' and the dealer didn't, it stands as a raise. Villain still hasn't said anything to agree or disagree.
I then 5bet to about 5900, wanting to look like abit of a steal, picking up on his 'mistake', hoping that if he has a hand he shoves but he just flats.


 

Opponent checks

Hero checks

Turn 

Opponent bets 6,000

Hero calls

River   

Opponent bets all in, just 4,000

Us?
His hand?

Appreciate any constructive comments to help my game, ty