Preflop, I like the sizing. If the limpers are loose passive, you want to bet KJs for value. But you should always put villian on range.. Does the player usually open limp hands like Kxs,Qxs, Jxs, pp, scs, + the rabish hands all loose passive players play ♦...
in that case, sure, KJs is a good bet preflop,
@ the flop, the cbet is standard, knowing that we cbet bluff here, ♦ so if we get any action, we are going to fold our hand, even if we have 6outs for our hand to improve. But the cbet is fine T63, many cards that could come on the turn that will help us improve, OR, semibluff ( if a Q come on turn), or checkbehind A or 9 
as we dont want to get checkraised there and be forced to fold the gutshut.
so flop action is good.. turn action, didnt love it, I would prefer potcontroll and take a free card..
on the river, the lead is intersting... hands we beat are:
sets, two pairs, and the missed draws there are : 54,52,75,79,78,89 for stright draws. many of those cards could be suited, Like they flopped a strightdraw, with a backdoors flush..
Now, The only part that matter here is our read on the villian.. How long have you played against him, Did he show bluffs when he overbet potts on river?
If we go for the standard play against Loose passive, when a loose passive wake up with aggression.. it means they have a hand! when they check-call they have marginal hands, and when they raise, it means monster. thats what i learnt playing poker ♦, but i could be wrong.
so, Fold, and try to get notes on that player
