200NL, 9 handed: How bad was this play?

[galmost]

This was on a non poker tracker site, and I just sat down so no reads on villain.

Hero is in the big blind with A[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] K[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]
Villain in late position raises to $8, hero calls.

Flop: T[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 2[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] J[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]

Hero checks, villain raises to $6, I have the nut flush draw, the nut inside straight draw, and the draw to top pair, so 18 outs which gives me 62.4% to hit my draw so I decide to go all in.

Was this a bad play?

[Big_Jim]

Re-raise PF.

Bet/3bet > Normal C/R > C/R AI

[deaders]

Stack sizes? Reraise preflop and b3b all in is the standard line.

[SABR42]

3-bet pre-flop.

Pushing the flop can't be terrible with your nut draws, but there are better ways to play it. I'd bet/3-bet all-in, or check-raise a normal amount and push turn for about a PSB.

[Kilillan]

reraise pre then bet/3bet

[ART115]

re raise pre flop and 3bet all in.

[galmost]

Thanks for the replies.

It was idiotic for me to not reraise preflop, how big of a reraise would you guys recommend?

If anyone cares he called with a set of tens which held up.

[FishRoller]

Reraise preflop, bet into him on flop. If he raises on flop, shove is standard. If he calls, c/c up to PSB on turn no more (if u hit a draw and not one of ur overcards bet 2/3 pot into him to get some $ in the pot). Riv, I'd prob try to get everything in if i put him on a decent hand (at least AJ or so). I dont like this overraise on flop b/c ur folding out a lot of hands- ur draw is good u actually wunna get some more in the pot before u try to get him to fold or u wunna play it out and try to hit that draw by riv and get paid off.