Was I right to push the turn?

[Bad Beaten]

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PokerStars Game #2011718939: Tournament #9575681, Hold'em No Limit - Level IV (50/100) - 2005/07/01 - 15:38:34 (ET) Table '9575681 1' Seat #6 is the button Seat 1: rivrphnx (1180 in chips) Seat 4: tojota (1255 in chips) Seat 5: Mattman14 (960 in chips) Seat 6: stan millar (1575 in chips) is sitting out Seat 7: jfox744489 (2225 in chips) Seat 8: Mojn (1405 in chips) Seat 9: jj_frap (3430 in chips)
jfox744489: posts small blind 50
Mojn: posts big blind 100
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to jj_frap [Kc Kd]
jj_frap: raises 200 to 300
rivrphnx: folds
tojota: folds
Mattman14: folds
stan millar: folds
jfox744489: folds
stan millar has returned
Mojn: calls 200
*** FLOP *** [Tc 6h Ks]
Mojn: bets 300
jj_frap: calls 300
*** TURN *** [Tc 6h Ks] [9d]
Mojn: bets 300
jj_frap: raises 2530 to 2830 and is all-in
Mojn: calls 505 and is all-in
*** RIVER *** [Tc 6h Ks 9d] [Jc]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Mojn: shows [Qc Js] (a straight, Nine to King)
jj_frap: shows [Kc Kd] (three of a kind, Kings) Mojn collected 2860 from pot jj_frap said, "nh"
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot 2860 | Rake 0
Board [Tc 6h Ks 9d Jc]
Seat 1: rivrphnx folded before Flop (didn't bet) Seat 4: tojota folded before Flop (didn't bet) Seat 5: Mattman14 folded before Flop (didn't bet) Seat 6: stan millar (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet) Seat 7: jfox744489 (small blind) folded before Flop Seat 8: Mojn (big blind) showed [Qc Js] and won (2860) with a straight, Nine to King Seat 9: jj_frap showed [Kc Kd] and lost with three of a kind, Kings

My logic was quite simple...I raised UTG and tried slowplaying my set on a very uncoordinated board...When I pushed all-in on the turn, I figured maybe he had something like trip 9s or trip 10s, because I didn't consider QJo to be a plausible holding for cold-calling a UTG raise.

Did I play badly here, or was I just unlucky?

[Staresy]

when he leads out and bets on that flop, I would raise him AI there-and-then.

[Bad Beaten]

when he leads out and bets on that flop, I would raise him AI there-and-then.

I didn't want him to fold yet...I had a monster on a very uncordinated board, and the only holding that could really outdraw me wasn't plausible for cold-calling a UTG raise.

[vqc]

Since he only has about 800 chips left after he bets out on the flop, I would reraise his 300 to about 700 and try and induce him to go all in on me.

The problem is that your hand is so strong on teh flop that if possible you would want to slow play it. But since he bet out so much of his stack, try and induce him to go all in on you when you have the nuts.

No you were not wrong to push the turn either. I think you pay that off everytime.

[Sed]

when he leads out and bets on that flop, I would raise him AI there-and-then.

I make it 900-1K to see if he likes his hand enough to push...

-sed