homegame hand: K 10o on the button

[shabamgoddam]

first hand of a 1/2 NL homegame. 8 players all with $100 in front. villian is BB in this hand. i have never played w/ villian but my impression is a loose-passive player who would call to much. SB has a fairly str8 forward playing style, to loose PF.
PF
folded to hero on button with K [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]10 [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]. I raise to $5, both blinds call.
FLOP($15)
10 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]J [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]K [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]
SB checks, BB checks, Hero bets $9. SB calls, BB calls.
TURN($42)
4 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]
SB checks, BB checks, Hero bets $86(all-in), SB folds, BB calls $86(all-in).
RIVER9(~$214)
Q [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]
BB all-in, HERO all-in.(results in white)
<font color="white">BB shows J5 diamonds for the flush
HERO shows K10o, flopped 2 pair and i'm out on the first hand #^%*. </font>
Ok, this is actually my first post so lets see how it goes. this hand happened last night and the more i thought about it the more confused on the line i took.
(PF) i felt a small raise was in order because of the weakness of the other 2 players. if 1 folded that was ok but i didn't mind seeing a flop w/ position on them and i knew i wouldn't get re-raised.
(FLOP) on the flop i knew i had both of them at the moment but both SB and BB i felt would chas either the flush or str8 draw. I bet about 3/4 of the pot. i actually was hoping to get a call and push a blank turn.
(TURN) at this point i pushed when checked to. i did this because i figured them both for either a pair or a draw and i wanted the draw to fold. i figured the pot was big enough at the time, so i tried to kill the action. that was the line i took, all i can say is it didn't feel right from the PF min- raise to the end.
I have questions on all streets, particularly the flop, i felt had i raised more i would have been in a bettor spot on the turn, or not. 2 pair hands have been giving me trouble lately as to my line against loose-weak players who seem to call to much, which was why i overbet the turn so much.
anyway, any advice or thoughts would be helpful.

I could be nitty and tell you you should have made a real raise instead of just a sweetener, and that poting the turn instead of the overbet would have given you a chance to get away from it when the flush hit, but with 50bb stacks I don't think it matters that much. You know you played it fine, the only reason you're posting this hand is that someone sucked out on you. Creative, but still just a bad beat post.

Buy back in and crack the table, it sounds nice an jucy. Also think about buying in for a real amount, unless thats the game cap, in which case, change it or find a new game, 1/2 with less than 100-150bb cap is pretty pointless.

Buy

[shabamgoddam]

thanks, i thought it was a useless post.however, no one else at the table agreed with my play so i posted it. $ 100 is the buy-in.

[maranello11]

I would make your pre-flop raise in a 1/2 NL home game anywhere from 8-10. Then on flop pot it, and turn you can go all-in. If you have more behind you and villian does then he can fold, as it is you got unlucky

[yvesaint]

raise to 8 pf, bet pot on the flop, bet pot on the turn, if he wants to come along with a draw, let him

dont play scared, you want them to call w/draws ....

also, small stakes

[swolfe]

small stakes

make a real raise preflop, pot the flop, turn overbet is bad, bad luck on the river.