Any thoughts would be appreciated. Player was extremely aggressive but not an idiot. I probably donked pretty bad but always love to hear analysis.

Stage #813793558: Holdem (1 on 1) No Limit $2 - 2007-11-09 18:47:12 (ET)
Table: LUCANO AVE (Real Money) Seat #6 is the dealer
Seat 6 - MEURTRE ($656.80 in chips)
Seat 4 - PHILCURTIS ($439.50 in chips)
MEURTRE - Posts small blind $1
PHILCURTIS - Posts big blind $2
*** POCKET CARDS ***
Dealt to MEURTRE [Kd Ks]
MEURTRE - Raises $5 to $6
PHILCURTIS - Calls $4
*** FLOP *** [3s 7c 8s]
PHILCURTIS - Checks
MEURTRE - Bets $10
PHILCURTIS - Raises $35 to $35
MEURTRE - Raises $108 to $118
PHILCURTIS - All-In(Raise) $398.50 to $433.50
MEURTRE - Calls $315.50
*** TURN *** [3s 7c 8s] [7d]
*** RIVER *** [3s 7c 8s 7d] [3c]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
PHILCURTIS - Shows [8h 8d] (Full house, eights full of sevens)
MEURTRE - Shows [Kd Ks] (Two Pair, kings and sevens)
PHILCURTIS Collects $878.50 from main pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total Pot($879) | Rake ($0.50)
Board [3s 7c 8s 7d 3c]
Seat 4: PHILCURTIS (small blind) won Total ($878.50) All-In HI$878.50) with Full house, eights full of sevens [8h 8d - B:8s,P:8h,P:8d,B:7d,B:7c]
Seat 6: MEURTRE (dealer) HI:lost with Two Pair, kings and sevens [Kd Ks - P:Ks,P:Kd,B:7d,B:7c,B:8s]

In a vaccum I think you can get away from this when you are so deep but obv it depends on reads. The key is to ask how much of his range includes a draw and a worse overpair here.

Meh, the thing is, if you don't think he'll get 200BBs in on the flop with something you beat, you should probably try to play a bit more pot control. Maybe call the c/r and get it in on a safe turn.

Hard to say though since HU is so read/feel-based. There are plenty of times where I'd fistpump getting it in there.

i would stack off here v. phil. he's nutso sometimes and very very spewy.

flop 3-bet is gross

Just call the flop raise and re-evaluate on the turn. You played it like you were the one with the 8's.

Most of the time when you re-raise a check raiser they will fold. If they raise you back all in they usually have an overpair beat, because the chances are too great that you will call.