hand for review(party 10+1)

[snayan]

should i have raised more preflop? was my flop push a bad play?

#Game No : 1510515452
***** Hand History for Game 1510515452 *****
NL Hold'em $10 Buy-in + $1 Entry Fee Trny:9098309 Level:4 Blinds(50/100) - Saturday, January 29, 15:51:52 EDT 2005
Table Table 11539 (Real Money)
Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 7
Seat 2: Ed_well ( $1610 )
Seat 3: bgaare ( $960 )
Seat 5: Vander84 ( $1400 )
Seat 6: gosche ( $110 )
Seat 7: gobbi ( $850 )
Seat 8: mnymchn ( $2170 )
Seat 9: Arsenaul ( $900 )
Trny:9098309 Level:4
Blinds(50/100)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Arsenaul [ Jd Js ]
mnymchn calls [100].
Arsenaul raises [300].
Ed_well folds.
bgaare folds.
Vander84 folds.
gosche folds.
gobbi folds.
mnymchn calls [200].
** Dealing Flop ** [ 6s, 8h, Ks ]
mnymchn checks.
Arsenaul is all-In [600]
mnymchn calls [600].
** Dealing Turn ** [ 6h ]
** Dealing River ** [ Tc ]
mnymchn shows [ Kd, 5d ] two pairs, kings and sixes.
Arsenaul shows [ Jd, Js ] two pairs, jacks and sixes.
Arsenaul finished in seventh place.
mnymchn wins 1950 chips from the main pot with two pairs, kings and sixes.
Arsenaul has left the table.
Game #1510519129 starts.

[Insty]

Preflop: Read any thread that mentions '10BB' in the title.
Flop: You're only going to get called when you're beat.

[microbet]

Like the other response said 10BB and all, but at 9BB it is not that big a deal.

It helps to have a plan before you see the flop. If your plan was you were increasing fold equity by raising preflop and then all-in post-flop, you did it, but JJ is not the hand for that plan. Your plan was probably raise pre-flop and then push post-flop IF there is no card higher than a Jack. Anyway, I would guess that is what happened and then after the flop you decided to gamble that he didn't have a King.
JJ is commonly thought of as one of the most difficult hands to play, I think you should either play it for set value (limp - no set, no bet) or play it very strong to hopefully clear out all Ax, Kx, Qx. Of course K5 UTG shouldn't have been there, but I guess he was on the flush draw pre-flop.

[Phil Van Sexton]

I probably would've played it exactly the same way. I'm certain the push on the flop was 100% correct.

Pre-flop though, a strong case can be made for a push. After the limper, there's 250 in the pot. After you raise, there's 550 and he only has to call 200 more from his big stack... he's going to call. You clearly have the best hand, so maybe you don't mind a call. I can't really decide. After seeing your unfortunate result, I'd probably push next time myself.

[spentrent]

You're Arsenaul? No wonder I think you're a good 10+1 player... another 2+2er!