No reads on opponent....

***** Hand History for Game 6474025566 *****
$50 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Sunday, November 04, 15:51:10 ET 2007
Table Table 125649 (Real Money)
Seat 4 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 1: D_BigSlick2 ( $5.57 USD )
Seat 2: centari777 ( $34.30 USD )
Seat 5: porsche911e ( $65.42 USD )
Seat 4: andrew787878 ( $40.84 USD )
Seat 3: TimeToGoBabY ( $50 USD )
Seat 6: dkfxp ( $50 USD )
porsche911e posts small blind [$0.25 USD].
dkfxp posts big blind [$0.50 USD].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to andrew787878 [ ]

D_BigSlick2 calls [$0.50 USD]
centari777 folds.
TimeToGoBabY folds.
andrew787878 raises [$2 USD]
porsche911e calls [$1.75 USD]
dkfxp folds.
D_BigSlick2 calls [$1.50 USD]
** Dealing Flop ** [ ]
porsche911e checks.
D_BigSlick2 checks.
andrew787878 bets [$3 USD]
porsche911e raises [$6 USD]
D_BigSlick2 folds.
andrew787878 raises [$6 USD]

porsche911e raises [$14 USD]
andrew787878 calls [$11 USD]
** Dealing Turn ** [ ]
porsche911e checks.

andrew787878 is all-In.
porsche911e calls [$18.84 USD]
** Dealing River ** [ ]

What do you think Porsche911 have, and how did I play this ?

I would advise you to have a full stack at the table at all times. Even when you lose $1 or $2 you should be rebuying to full amount because that way, you will earn more when you outplay/flop/bet your opponents.

You should be betting bigger on flop. Closer to $6 and not $3 as you are just inviting those with the draws in. When you got miniraised on flop and somehow decided to raise again, your reminiraise is also way too small and doesn't do anything for you other then making the pot significantly bigger which I am unsure you want at this point.

I will say this again as I have said it already 3 times in your posts. Please, go back and reread the post where you ask about your bet sizing and read the advice in there because it is obvious that you have a slight problem with the amounts you should bet/raise. It will do your good.

Whatever porsche had, he was pretty much right to call you down because of the way you (over)played your hand.

You need to have a full stack at all times. You have to make a real bet on the flop. I would say $5-$6. Then when you are raised you should just call and lead on a non Ace, 9 or turn. His flop raise looks like a draw. If he raises you again on the turn your hand is no good. if he calls he prolly has the draw.

But depending on the opponent I may just fold to his flop raise in the first place, This hand is very depends and soem reads would be nice but I guess not always available.

Fair comments (as usual! )
I have been used to raising 3 and 4*BB, but guess with a hand like KJ which isn't the best, I need to bet more than that OTB.
I do try to keep my stack up to 90%, but it had slipped here.
I could kick myself about my re-raise on this hand. I have learnt to raise more as per Barracudas comments on my other posts, but the biggest give away was the re-re-raise post flop that 'he' did. I should have folded here.