Hiya,

I think I got this wrong post-flop. But equally possible I got it wrong all along.

It's early in a Pacific Poker play money SNG (6 players, 1000 chips each).
Blinds 10/20.

UTG: Folds.
Me: (Kd 5d) Call.
CO: Call BTN: Call SB: Call

Flop: Jd 9s Td

Okay, so I've got a strong flush-draw with gut shot which I remember as being around 45% on the outs odds-chart I read here. Not sure if I'd play a pair of kings here, but if one adds those in it's perhaps 50%

SB: Check BB: Check
Me: Bet 60 (approx half-pot)
CO: Fold BTN: Call SB: Fold BB: Fold

Turn: Qc

I've made my straight, if my opponent hasn't made a straight I want them out before a king turns up on the board.

Me: Bet 439
BTN: Raise 878
Me: Raise 920 (All-in)
BTN: Call 900 (All-in)

Is the bet too big? Twice the pot. I don't really want to be called here.

Is it stupid to call the re-raise? I'd put him on a king, which means a split pot, if he's put me on the same he may be trying to scare me off a shared pot.

If he has got AK, which I really hadn't thought likely (he did nothing from the button pre-flop) then I still have the flush draw at 20% and the other three aces to tie.

River 5c.

He shows Ad Kc and wins.