50p / £1 stakes. Totally standard spot but as someone new to live play, I'd appreciate thoughts on the best way to approach it in the future.

There are 3 limpers and we overlimp OTB w/ KJs.

First question; is this a mistake? Should we be Iso-raising or is limping behind OK? Seems like people love to call at LLSNL and there is a high likelihood that the first limper will call and set off a chain of callers, negating much of the benefit of an iso-raise.

Both blinds call. Flop:

Kxxhh (£6)

Checks to MP who bets £4. Is a flat or a raise best here? I'm used to playing online FR micros (AKA nitring) and a raise here usually folds out all worse and leaves us up against better hands only. Not sure if the same is true at LLSNL - can we raise and expect to get called by worse, and do we think raising is more +EV than flatting?

Any feedback appreicated. thanks

Do you have KhJh? I'd usually raise here pf depending on player types.

KJcc.

I would usually raise this pre but that's table dependent. If your table is overly fond of seeing flops and a raise to 6 or so won't get it heads up or take it down right there a majority of the time then an over limp is best.

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First thing to know about live is: people didn't come to fold. Raise here OTB always. Try different raise sizing to figure out what gets a chain of calls and what gets hu. You should also include stack sizes. That's important , I'd raise to like 6-10 pre and bet 2/3 pot otf. As played, I'm going to raise here unless we have some sort of read on vill. Donking live can range from tpwk to bottom pair or a fd.