I, I'm 20 years old so I'm just starting at poker (been playing for about 2 years) and I am still learning a lot day after day. I've been playing in my local casino's NLHE 1$/2$ game about once a week for the last year and making only a small profit, but still not losing. Yesterday I was involved in a hand that I think I really didn't play well, but I can still see why I played it that way. I'm really looking to improve my game so can you tell me how fishy it was and how you would have played it? Thanks. So here it is:

It was late night, 4AM yesterday (sunday/monday morning) and so we were only 4-handed. I had a pretty solid tight-aggressive image at the table. My opponent was on the cutoff seat in that particular hand, he is a solid loose-aggressive player, but seemed a little bored at the time and also had drank about 6 beers throughout, but he still was playing well.

CO: about 500$ (250bb)
BTN (me): about 500$ (250bb)
SB: about 100$ (50bb)
BB: about 300$ (150bb)

Preflop: My hand is KhQh
CO checks, I raise to 8$, SB folds, BB calls 6$, CO calls 8$. Pot was 25$.

Flop comes: KcQc4c
BB checks, CO checks, I bet 16$, BB folds, CO raises to 40$, I then reraised to 100$ (Because I didn't believe him, so I semi-bluffed not to let him draw), CO called. Pot was 225$.

Turn comes: Ts
CO checks, (now that he showed weakness by calling only and checking, I have a good reason to think he doesn't have the flush already or at least its not a good one. Even if he has it, I still have outs) I bet 200$ (As a semi bluff, not to let him draw). CO folds the best hand with a made flush 8c5c. And I take the pot.


So what do you guys think about it? Thanks for your help!

Delete the last paragraph and you will get more helpful answers.

3 betting the flop is lighting money on fire

Just call his raise on the flop, with the plan to check/call down unless another club comes out or he bets big. If you don´t think he is capable of raising with a worse hand or a bluff and he would check through the turn with a big club, you could bet/fold the turn, but against this guy it is probably a bad idea.

Why? Just dont read it ??

Ya I figured my big mistake was reraising on the flop, but then, with the strenght i had shown, the weakness he had shown, you think my turn play is acceptable?

Because you don't want responses tainted by people who know how the hand turned out. You want fresh perspectives.

That's like telling someone not to look at a car accident. Leave it out and then it won't "color" the responses you get here.

Oh alright, I'll do that next time then! Sorry guys it's the first hand I post here!