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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6750627, member: 397965"]
Preflop
Your 3-bet is to small. Standard sizing is 3X in position, which would be 15c and not just 10c. Because he went so small, and its 2NL, you can also go larger like 20c. You are still going to get called a lot, and you are not going to have many light 3-bets anyway. So a larger sizing generate more value. Because of your sizing the cold 4-bet also came in small, and the size of your 5-bet is fine. Normally a 5-bet is all-in with 100BB or less, but due to the non-standard sizing of the 3-bet and 4-bet, this is fine.

Flop
The SPR (Stack to Pot Ratio) was only a little over 1, so I am pretty much never planning on folding KK postflop. Maybe if there is an A on the flop, but that would pretty much be the only situation. However I dont think, there is any need to pile it all in on the flop. I prefer to make a small bet like 25% pot, which gives the opponent room to call with a worse hand. Or even think, he has fold equity, and jam himself. Its a disaster, if he folds a hand like the one, he had.

Results
Bad beats are part of the game, so dont get hung up on them. You got your chips in with 89% equity, and that is the best, we can hope for in this game. Its best to simply pretend, the hand is over at this point, and not even watch, how the board runs out. Or you can use the all-in cash-out feature to cash out your equity against a 1% fee and let the opponent gamble with the poker site.
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