What was you reason for donking?

Once you do donk, to me this is this is 3 streets of value (bet folding the river). I think about $1.20 on the river and fold to a shove, expecting worse hands to call but never worse to raise.

I donked because if I check raised him I would probably scare him off, if I checked he could check back with flush draw for free, if I check called I'm not sure he would bet again, so I thought donking would get me the most value from his possible AK and I would represent something like AK or KQ. Thanks for the answer though, the $1.20 bet/fold would be probably right to play since he must have had AK or better.

Pre: Standard.

Flop: I don't mind donking here but I think my preference is to check raise. Villain is going to have connected somewhat well with this board and will be c-betting it quite often, by check raising then we allow to potentially set up the hand to stack hands like AK.

Turn: After donking turn I agree with betting again. If we had check raised flop as I suggested I would be recommending the same line.

River: I see no need to slow down here, villain is going to show up with a ton of two pair combos and not many sets after his passive line so I'm betting big again here for value.

Flop: Check- raise. First of all, vitally important we make this pot as big as possible now vs his strong made hands; players at 2nl are not TPGK here. He *might* check back with his underpairs, but you're probably only getting 2 streets from those hands anyway if he's reasonable, so not a disaster. His flush draws, which he doesn't have many of anyway, will probably cbet. That said I don't hate a donk bet either.

Turn is fine.

Rive is a bet/fold, as said above. I think your mistake was to let your fear of getting raised slow you down. Remember that he's never bluffing here when he raises river, so having to bet/fold sucks, but it's no big deal. Bet/folding is your best friend when OOP at the micros.

Set mining pre is fine for the raise sizes.

Check raising would be my standard line on the flop, but I don't mind a donk bet when it's easy for villain to put you on a draw in this texture.

As played continuing to bet the turn and river for value is standard.

On the river I think I could find a fold to a shove expecting villain to just call down with nearly all of his two pair combos.