Button versus BB ITM live, bet into on turn with draws

[betgo]

$2K live MTT, 31 players left, 40 places pay. Average stack 110K. More big stacks at this table, but a lot of people hanging on with tiny stacks.

My image is tight from play at this table, where I have been since the bubble burst. However, that is not my reputation from people who have played with me earlier. Story has been told about how I got old guy now 2 to my right to fold KK face up on J63r flop in 100/200 level.

SB is stevejpa with about 130K. I have 81K and BB has about the same. BB seems fairly tight. Blinds 2000/4000/400.

I open raise on the button to 11K with Kh7h. BB flat calls. Flop comes 8h6c4c and goes check/check. Turn is a Qh for 8h6c4cQh. BB bets 20K. What should I do? Any comments on preflop or flop?

[MauriceSch]

I like both pf and flop. On the turn, i think a little but not too long and then shove.

[RandALLin]

As played shove turn. I really like cbetting the flop and trying to take it there though.

[Mench]

shove turn. he folds enough and when called you are drawing really good versus his QJ.

[betgo]

I think this was pretty standard on all streets. Mostly posted since this was my bustout hand.

I raised allin without much of a pause. Villain instacalled and turned over KcJc for other flush draw and higher king high. River was a Q. I was 30% to win versus villain's hand.

I think preflop was standard. I sometimes like an open limp with this stack size giving me the option of the last raise wwith a hand I can't call a resteal with. There wasn't a lot of restealing. I seemed tight, and stevejpa might be aware of my online reputation for not raise/folding often.

On the flop, I had a weak draw and king high, but I didn't know if villain would fold on the low flop and I couldn't call a checkraise.

[Cornell Fiji]

shove turn... sick cooler