1/2 NL $200 effective stacks. Both opponents are somewhat loose, but not crazy. 7 handed.

Folds to MP who limps. From CO I raise to $10 with K K, folds to SB who calls, MP calls.

Flop: T 9 8

SB checks, MP leads for $20, I ???.

This is on of those "it depends" situations. My decision would be based mainly on how I predict the turn action to go if I call and SB doesn't raise. My default is to call.

I'd need to know ore about MP to make a decision here.
How long have you been at the table OP?

Don't know table dynamics but esp with a limpers, I'd raise bigger preflop. Probably 15 or 17. But, three way action is not bad for KK.
OTF, you have Kc. Holding that card may unduly influence my action but I think that with an over pair and back door flush draw and back door straight draw, your hand is a little too strong to fold for one bet here. I don't think you can raise and take control of the action so flat and see what SB does, hopefully fold. Try to keep the pot small, and reevaluate on the turn. I'm basically hoping for a king or a red card, five or lower.
folding here is too MUBSY but I'm planning to fold to a lot of turn cards if V bets, esp if SB calls the flop bet.

^^^^^. This. I take one off here and re-evaluate due to us having the K.

Not the best flop for us for sure but we're deep enough to have some room to maneuver.

Pretty easy call IMO. That board really sucks so I don't want to raise in that spot, and folding is ridiculous.

Call and reevaluate on the turn. MP may just be on a draw, so don't raise and give him a chance to reraise. Calling also cheaply finds out if SB plans to check-raise. Your Kc gives you a backdoor draw. Can't give up on the hand and fold. Don't think you have a monster either. Turn decisions vary so much on the card and your read on villains.