Would you have done what I did?

[UncalledAces]

Seat 1: leandrlizard ($3,005 in chips)
Seat 2: thesnoutster ($5,791 in chips)
Seat 3: b_p_dog ($4,330 in chips)
Seat 4: josieblonde1 ($2,965 in chips)
Seat 5: evilernie ($2,545 in chips)
Seat 6: W1ldboy ($8,345 in chips)
Seat 7: cowboyss69 ($2,025 in chips)
Seat 8: LucasY [KC,KS] ($6,685 in chips)
Seat 9: FeralFeline ($1,560 in chips)
Seat 10: grad1 ($10,160 in chips)
ANTES/BLINDS
leandrlizard posts blind ($75), thesnoutster posts blind ($150).
PRE-FLOP
b_p_dog calls $150,
josieblonde1 folds,
evilernie folds,
W1ldboy folds,
cowboyss69 folds,
LucasY bets $450,
FeralFeline folds, grad1 folds,
leandrlizard calls $375,
thesnoutster folds,
b_p_dog calls $300.
FLOP [board cards 9H,5D,QD ]
leandrlizard checks,
b_p_dog checks,
LucasY bets $2,000,
leandrlizard folds,
b_p_dog bets $3,880 and is all-in,
LucasY calls $1,880.
TURN [board cards 9H,5D,QD,6D ]
RIVER [board cards 9H,5D,QD,6D,JS]

Results to come.

[a500lbgorilla]

WTF was your hand?

This hand history is horrible. You might as well just type out what happened.

-'rilla

[AHiltz]

Seat 8: LucasY [KC,KS] ($6,685 in chips)

[a500lbgorilla]

Seat 8: LucasY [KC,KS] ($6,685 in chips)

And your analysis?

-'rilla

[UncalledAces]

Sorry, I had KK, in late position. The hand before a break. I have 2000 more chips than the highest stack still in the hand after my preflop raise. He limped in early, I thought I had him beat. The pot was 1850, I bet 2000 he reraises allin. I was thinking he either had a pair like A Q or a draw, he didn't seem like a great player while I was playing with him. I called his allin. I just want to know if I made the right move, I'll post what he had later.

[DimitriT]

Maybe a little more preflop: $600 is what I usually lay down with KK.
I try not to let them see the flop. I don't want AT to even think
about it.

Otherwise it looks standard.

So I'm guessing he made a set or got his flush..

[Element187]

kind of an aggressive raise. your only going to be called by a better hand. a 2/3 pot sized bet would be perfect, it would tell you how much homeboy loves his hand. but pushing all in shows your not scared, which is good, it makes you harder to bluff you off a pot in a later hand, even if he did have the goods this time.

[a500lbgorilla]

{Moved from HHH}

-'rilla

[UncalledAces]

I was fairly sure I wasn't beat yet but I wanted to make sure he didnt draw anything so I overbet the pot. He of course called and flipped over the straight flush draw. J 10 diamonds next card was a 6 for the flush.