Bad luck there Soulite. Don't scare him away tho
It's difficult at these levels sometimes isnt it and you've gotta expect the chasers. On another day you'd be happy that players like Chinesekid (and especially wild_diamond - don't know why he was in this hand) are there to pay you off.
I can understand your anger. Particularly after the hand when you see what cards they are playing.
I'll say what I think about the hand. Not saying I'm correct though and you may get other opinions here too. I think you played the hand ..ok, but I might of played it differently and I think there are ways to get away from this.
The preflop raise from that position is ok I think -but it's a very large raise, too large I think and I do think it is possible just to make a call there and see what the flop brings.
Anyway you get two calls ( why- I don't know lol) I think it's suprising here that you do get a call and in most cases after that raise, you're likely to just take the blinds or find yourself heads up against a premuim hand - and you'll likely be an underdog(or coin flip at best)
I wasnt at the table and I don't know how these people were playing but it's hard to see a reason for such a big raise, unless of course you want chasers or you want to gamble heads up against a caller/re-raiser and that is the reason why I think your preflop raise was to high. If your 6xBB raise is called OR reraised...where are you?
The flop is a pretty good one for JJ. You are beaten already by T9 and the flush and straight draws are a dangerous. You bet the rest of your stack, which I think is fair enough - you're gambling. I do think it's possible to check here and see the next card. I think you can expect calls here from anyone with pockets, a flush draw, or flush with a gutshot draw, up and down straight etc.
wild_diamond comes in and chinesekid is faced with a call of 63c into a pot of $2.18 -even if his isnt aware of it, he's getting odds of around 3.5 to 1 from the pot. It's not a great play but you see worse calls with those odds with his top pair, gutshot(and also his back door flush draw I suppose)
Your preflop raise suggested something big but I suppose it's possible for him to put you on a high A, AK, AKs etc. He's prepared to gamble and infact raises to get the rest of wild-diamonds chips in the pot.
When he raises I'd guess I might be in trouble, that he's already made a hand or has a good draw and I'm hoping to get lucky and hit my outs to a boat.
Anyway, you had bad luck. wild_diamond was certainly wild and the preflop play from both of your opponents was baffling.
I think it's a tricky hand. JJ is always a tricky one for me and I think you do have to be careful how you play them. I'd of felt like I'd been unlucky to lose the hand, but like I said you want people like this at the table to pay you off when they chase and miss.
best of luck
7letters
p.s We've discussed JJ before in these forums but I think I might start another post to get other peoples views. I must admit that in a tourney or even an SnG I sometimes dread getting dealt JJ in a mid-position near the beginning of play. Always seems such a dangerous situation.
grrrrrrrrrr! i hate chasers! 
Hopefully we'll get some others in this thread too to give their opinions.
-- SonnyChiba
