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this 25 max and I have $40 the bb has $16 and the other guy has $35. The flop bet was $10 and we both called and on the turn he went all in for $2 and we both called. The river I bet pushed and the other guy folded. The bb showed As Qs 6s 2c.

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What is there to think about? He led into you for $10 of his $12 stack. You have Jack high with a 13 out straight draw. Folding is out of the question, and there is nothing you could possibly gain by raising.Did I miss something?

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If there were deep stacks, then you might gain something by repotting and trying to make everyone fold, or even getting an equity edge against something like two pair. As it stands though, you want the other player in the pot since almost any time you make your hand, it will be the nuts. He's probably not going to pay you off for his whole stack when you hit, but the money he puts in on the flop just increases your pot odds for free.

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this 25 max and I have $40 the bb has $16 and the other guy has $35. The flop bet was $10 and we both called and on the turn he went all in for $2 and we both called. The river I bet pushed and the other guy folded. The bb showed As Qs 6s 2c.
Dear Indiana Chris,Please learn to post a sensible and complete hand before solicitinginput from your fellow players. Your post is all over the place.Look at some other people's posts for ideas on how to do this.Thanks,and Good Luck!
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Dear Indiana Chris,Please learn to post a sensible and complete hand before solicitinginput from your fellow players. Your post is all over the place.Look at some other people's posts for ideas on how to do this.Thanks,and Good Luck!
I understand the posting of the hand was bad. It would be nice if Bodog had a email function so I could just post up the whole hand.
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