A supposedly fun hand I'll never play again

I wound up in this $2,192.45 pot that I almost won. So close. But I like my play in the hand.

Just before the hand started, the MP1 player says he's going to leave to play 5/10 NL.

"Or go all in first who knows," he wrote in chat. "And lose."

Party Poker ($6 no limit). Hand converted by Check Raised hand converter



Preflop (9 players): Hero is BTN with

2 folds.

MP1 raises $12.00.

3 folds.

HERO calls ($12.00).

1 fold.

BB calls ($6.00).



Flop (6.5 bets ($39) in pot, 3 players):



BB checks.

MP1 bets $30.00.

HERO raises $100.00.

BB calls ($100.00).

MP1 raises $239.31 (All in).


MP1: "Big hand. It will get cracked."

At this point, I feel like I have enough information to put this guy on an overpair. I don't know where I stand in relation to the BB player, but I feel like he's on a draw, and I'm pretty damn sure I have MP1 beat.

HERO raises $872.30 (All in).

BB calls ($815.34).





Turn (365.99 bets ($2195.95) in pot, 3 players):







River (365.99 bets ($2195.95) in pot, 3 players):





Summary:





MP1 has Three of a kind, Kings [ ]



BB has Flush, King high [ ] and won $2135.49 (177.96bb)



HERO has Two pair, Eights and Sixes [ ] and won $56.96 (4.75bb)



For what it's worth, here's the breakdown when all the money went in, according to twodimes.net.

Holdem Hi: 903 enumerated boards containing 9d 8d 6h
cards win %win lose %lose tie %tie EV
8s 6s 326 36.10 577 63.90 0 0.00 0.361
Ks Kc 117 12.96 786 87.04 0 0.00 0.130
Jd Td 460 50.94 443 49.06 0 0.00 0.509

I didn't get my money in with the best of it, but I made good reads and acted on them. In addition, I had enough equity to show a profit in the long run by pushing my two pair.

That big pot sure would have been nice though.