This is one of my first 2p2 posts and my first in this forum, so please try and bare with me. I don't have HEM, so I don't think I can use the HH Converter (am I right?).

Anyways, this is a hand I played in a $2 45 man. My explanation for how I played the hand is at the bottom of the post. Thanks for taking the time to read/respond. If there are any confusions, I will be more than happy to clarify.

Hero (MP3): 1510 (75.5 bb)
CO: 1350 (67.5 bb)
BB: 4,510 (225.5 bb)
Blinds t10/20

Preflop: Hero is MP3 with KK
UTG+1 folds, UTG+2 folds, MP1 folds, MP2 folds, Hero Raises to 60, BTN folds, SB folds, BB calls 40

Flop: (190) 784 rainbow (3 players)
BB bets 20, Hero raises to 150, CO folds, BB raises to 280, Hero Calls 130

Turn: (750) 4 (2 players)
BB bets 750, Hero tanks, raises to 1300 (all-in), BB calls 550
River: (3,350) 2 (2 players, 1 is all-in)


This was only the 11th hand of the tournament, so I didn't have much history, however he did smooth call an UTG +1 raise with KK in the SB in a previous hand. I thought the Villain's range OTF was 87,56,99+. On the flop, I didn't think much of his min-bet (attributed it to Microstakes donkey-ness). When he min-3bet me, I thought he was pretty strong, but I think that he has an overpair a ton of the time in the Micros. The turn was a 4, which was a great card for me because I can now beat anything in his range besides 56 and AA. When I shoved over his turn bet, I thought that I would be ahead most of the time.

Was I wrong or right with how I played the hand? Could I have played the hand any better?

Raise more preflop bb stack has 4500.

You can save your HH in any folder on your PC, then copy/paste it to the Hand History Converter here, it'll make it much more simple for the future posts.
Regarding your hand, raise it to 4 BB pre, then as simple as raise to 700/call OTF instead of just flatting his 280 miniraise.

Thanks for the responses.
Should I raise 4x b/c of position or BB stack size?
Is 3x too small of a raise in any position? I usually just raise 3x early in mtt's and towards the end I mix it up.
Do you think my line OTF makes it obvious I have an overpair? If I call his bet OTF wouldn't that be bad because I wouldn't have any idea where I'm at in the hand? And if I raise to 700 I'd be pot committed, though, so wouldn't I be forced to call his shove (even though he'd probably have my crushed if he took that line)?