K9s in BB in an MTT and flopping top pair with 3 opponents

[PokerEye]

Greetings,

I am playing in an MTT on pokerstars and was just dealt K9s in the BB. The table is very loose aggressive (we are in the first hour) and there are a few psychos at my table.......

I would appreciate advice and/or criticism on how I played this one.

Thanks,

CeleryMan.

PokerStars Game #770255322: Tournament #2949720, Hold'em No Limit - Level IV (50/100) - 2004/10/14 - 19:29:04 (ET) Table '2949720 3' Seat #6 is the button Seat 1: gordman (1090 in chips) is sitting out Seat 2: RC51 (2345 in chips)
Seat 4: Seca Tekcop (3200 in chips)
Seat 5: rong one (11805 in chips)
Seat 6: tshi (9120 in chips)
Seat 7: sklif (8465 in chips)
Seat 8: celeryman (5655 in chips)
Seat 9: XXROCKYXX (2305 in chips)
sklif: posts small blind 50
celeryman: posts big blind 100
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to celeryman [Kh 9h]
XXROCKYXX: calls 100 (Reasonably Loose)
gordman: folds
RC51: folds
Seca Tekcop: folds
rong one: calls 100 (Very Loose Aggressive)
tshi: folds
sklif: calls 50 (Loose Aggressive)
celeryman: checks
*** FLOP *** [6s Ts Kc] (scary flop, 2 high cards and 2 suited)
sklif: bets 200 (I don't believe he has anything. bets all the time)
celeryman: calls 200
XXROCKYXX: calls 200
rong one: calls 200
*** TURN *** [6s Ts Kc] [4d]
sklif: checks
celeryman: bets 200 (Figured if I didn't bet then one of the others would bet a lot higher)
XXROCKYXX: calls 200
rong one: calls 200
sklif: folds (i was correct, he had nothing)
*** RIVER *** [6s Ts Kc 4d] [Jd]
celeryman: bets 300
XXROCKYXX: raises 1505 to 1805 and is all-in (The only thing I could think here was either AQ UTG or KJ UTG)
rong one: folds
celeryman: folds
XXROCKYXX collected 2400 from pot
XXROCKYXX: doesn't show hand

[DrNoChance]

Your turn bet is somewhat small relative to the pot size. Your fold on the river with top pair and no kicker is fine. I'd have checked the river and called for the right price. He either has a busted draw or a better hand on the river, so a value bet only gets called by a better hand. A river value bet does tend to keep busted draw hands from bluffing you with bets you can't call, but I'd still check the river in this case.

[Humphrind]

The turn bet is too small. I have done the same thing, put out a small bet in order to avoid having to call a big bet, but I think that in the long run, you will be better off checking.

By betting you are just putting yourself in a spot where you will be re-raised too much to justify calling. And you aren't too many hands that that will fold to this bet.