Bad Play by Me, or Bad Beat?

$5 tourney on Interpoker...about 70 people...Kongen had shoved all in 2nd hand with 8's, and tripled up, and had then lost a few in a row...could tell he was a loose, bad player...
We both had give or take the same amount of chips at the start of the hand.
Or did I play this wrong?
---- HOLE CARDS -----
dealt to t75trc1 [Kh Kd]
rober: calls 30
Linda_k: folds
Linda_k sits back
t75trc1: raises to 180
Domaiv: folds
Domaiv sits back
kongen27: calls 180
essdog: folds
niahcyram: folds
Jonjo1863: folds
Ryan30043: folds
rober: folds
----- FLOP ----- [Ks 9c 6d]
t75trc1: checks
kongen27: checks
----- TURN ----- [Ks 9c 6d][7c]
t75trc1: bets 180
kongen27: calls 180
----- RIVER ----- [Ks 9c 6d 7c][Qs]
t75trc1: bets 1085 and is all-in
kongen27: calls 1085
----- SHOW DOWN -----
t75trc1: shows [Kh Kd] (Three of a kind, Kings, Queen high)
kongen27: shows [Jh Th] (A Straight, King high)
kongen27 collected 2965 from Main pot
----- SUMMARY -----
Total pot 2965 Main pot 2965 Rake 0
Board [Ks 9c 6d 7c Qs]
Seat 2: Domaiv folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 3: kongen27 showed [Jh Th] and won (2965) with A Straight, King high
Seat 4: essdog folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 5: niahcyram (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 6: Jonjo1863 (small blind) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 7: Ryan30043 (big blind) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 9: rober folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 10: Linda_k folded before Flop (didn't bet)

[SixgunSam]

Obviously this is a bad play. Always fold KK preflop because gutshot straight draws can sometimes draw out on you.

[SixgunSam]

In actuality, you did play the hand incorrectly on the river. If you think you are ahead, why are you trying to scare him out of the pot with an all-in bet unless you think he is going to call it. I suppose it's not a bad play if you wanted to make it look like a steal, as long as you had a reason for the bet. I really don't mind the rest of it.

Thanks for the sarcastic response...the only reason I posted this is because someone at the table told me I played the hand bad and deserved it.

The reason I went all in, is because I thought he would call it...I guess I was right.

[nath]

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Thanks for the sarcastic response...the only reason I posted this is because someone at the table told me I played the hand bad and deserved it.

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Yeah, well, those $5 tourney players are the experts.

I probably bet the flop though if he is that loose. I'm looking to get his chips more gradually than check/small bet/shove all-in. Gives him too much of a chance to fold the river. More like small bet/medium bet/the rest.

[valenzuela]

bad beat, good push, ure going to get called a lot here...dude he would have bet the flop..Im not folding my jacks here.

[fnurt]

Against a fishy player there is no need to play it this slow on the flop and the turn. Waiting for the other guy to see all 5 cards before making some massive all-in bet just isn't the best line. None of that is to minimize the bad beat aspect of it, but when you're up against a guy who will chase gutshots and call with bottom pair and stuff like that, you actually have to make him pay for chasing.

The way you played it, his pre-flop call is loose but debatable, and you didn't force him to make a mistake on any other street. I don't even know if this qualifies as a bad beat.

[whiskeytown]

I dunno - a bet on the flop helps - but if he don't fold, he's got 8 outs on the turn, so you're boned -

[censored] happens - I wouldn't say bad play per se - you tried trapping him and he slipped it - [censored] happens -

RB

[Augster]

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The way you played it, his pre-flop call is loose but debatable, and you didn't force him to make a mistake on any other street. I don't even know if this qualifies as a bad beat.

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I don't know if offering a guy a little over 3-1 to make his 11.5-1 gutshot on the turn can be considered not forcing him into a mistake.

Unfortunately, with the push, the implied odds just about makes his play correct. Of course, he couldn't have known you were going to give him all your chips.

[Exitonly]

He was open ended on the turn.. not gutshot.

[z32fanatic]

You got outplayed.

[DyessMan89]

This is what happens when keeping it real goes wrong.