Lucky flop/turn gone bad. Did I err?

[DWDuck]

Hey all,

7 players left in a PP SNG, with blinds at 50/100. I was at SB with J3o (ugly, I know) and a reasonable, but smallish stack. The table folded to me, so I took a stab at stealing the blinds with a 2xBB raise, hoping to help my stack before the table gets down to 4 or 5. I think this was my first mistake... not a big enough raise, but anyways. BB calls. Flop comes up 683 rainbow. Assuming/hoping BB got nothing with this garbage, I raised 150. Another call. Rats. Perhaps he has TPTK? Turn comes up 3, and I'm dancing in the streets. I bet 300 hoping for some action, and not just a fold. Instead I see a reraise. Uh-oh. Feeling I was pot commited I called (going all in), and sure enough I ran into a full house with BB holding 66. Did I blow this? Bad luck? A bit of both? Here is the hand history from PP.

***** Hand History for Game 1461686601 *****
NL Hold'em $10 Buy-in + $1 Entry Fee Trny:8821341 Level:4 Blinds(50/100) - Wednesday, January 19, 21:35:09 EDT 2005
Table Table 11665 (Real Money)
Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 7
Seat 1: Player1 ( $1995 )
Seat 5: Player2 ( $1015 )
Seat 9: Player3 ( $1560 )
Seat 10: Player4 ( $552 )
Seat 8: Player5 ( $570 )
Seat 2: OurHero ( $928 )
Seat 3: OurVillain ( $1380 )
Trny:8821341 Level:
Blinds(50/100)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to OurHero [ Js 3d ]
Player2 folds.
Player5 folds.
Player3 folds.
Player4 folds.
Player1 folds.
OurHero raises [150].
OurVillain calls [100].
** Dealing Flop ** [ 6s, 8d, 3c ]
OurHero bets [200].
OurVillain calls [200].
** Dealing Turn ** [ 3s ]
OurHero bets [300].
OurVillain raises [600].
OurHero is all-In [228]
** Dealing River ** [ 9s ]
OurVillain shows [ 6h, 6d ] a full house, Sixes full of threes.
OurHero shows [ Js, 3d ] three of a kind, threes.
OurHero finished in seventh place.
OurVillain wins 72 chips from side pot #1 with a full house, Sixes full of threes.
OurVillain wins 1856 chips from the main pot with a full house, Sixes full of threes.

[bigred]

Well first of all, I don't think you raised enough to steal. However, in this specific case you never would have stolen this pot (unless the guy was really tight or scared) and I think this was a losing hand from the beginning (which you could not have helped). As to your play, I would suggest trying to make steals from position. The problem with an SB steal attempt is if it goes bad and he calls or reraises you, he will have position on you for the rest of the hand as well. I think in this case if you had position you didn't have to worry about throwing a bet on the flop without any knowledge whatsoever and I think you could have played the hand a little more effectively. However, When that second three came on the board you were screwed without even knowing it and you just ran into a monster.

[aokrongly]

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