[liladypokerpro]

Ick well, considering the starting hand you chose to play against a preflop raise, and the outcome of the flop, it was quite a dangerous situation from then on...it sucks that you lost that one, but I can't say I'm really surprised...Once the 95 suited was re-raised all in, I'd have had to let it go.

Perhaps a bit nitty, but in the case of a double paired board, you've got to figure that someone's going to have something like JJ AJ KJ QJ or J10 in that spot, primarily because of the preflop action, and then the all ins following.

I'm not sure you would have kept anyone from calling if you'd have raised more than 800 after the flop, considering I see a comment from you saying "NC" which tells me that you likely got caught in a bluff the hand previous to this one (correct me if I misinterpreted this). But anytime I flop a set, I'm raising close to 3/4 if not full pot, depending on stacks and opponents...gotta make the decision tough on them, and protect what you can of your hand and your stack.