Thanks for the reply

I see what you’re saying, tbh I’m usually a very tight player but with 1600 invested, and a nice stack with only 1800 more to call, I ranked my hand just about good enough.

Then I hit my king and I feel good so I try the raise which gets rid of the original raiser anyway...

But then to your point about the other guy, I suppose I didn’t consider enough what he could actually have. In a way I didn’t care because of how much I could actually improve on the turn but I suppose you’re right, I could be dead already to a small suited ace, or the straight which he had

I still believe his call with 67 off is bad pre flop, let alone his flop call, but then again he can have his own reasons so that’s irrelivent

I want to justify my play but I guess in the end I could just fold pre and sit on the stack I had