Did I play this all wrong?

[menACE69]

Thoughts on following hand and if I should or shouldnt have pushed, folded on turn etc..

Absolute Poker short handed, 3-6 NL-6 max

Villian 1 (UTG)-$2650
Hero (seat 4)-$1188
Villian 2 (Button)-$280

Hero Dealt- Js 10s

V1- calls 6
Hero- calls 6
V2- Raises 18

V1- calls
Hero- calls

FLOP- 8s, 9h, 2h

V1- Bets 40
Hero- Calls
V2- Raises 100

V1- Calls
Hero- Calls

TURN- 3s (8s,9h,2h)

V1- Bets 500
Hero- All in for 1000 (approx)
V2- All in for 120 (approx)

RIVER - 7s (8s,9h,2h,3s)

Hero shows Flush J high
V2 shows Ah,8h
V1 shows As,9s

So wtf did I do right (if any lol) and what went wrong. Looking for real honest info here.

Thanks

[DaCooler]

the turn is CLOSE to a fold, but its not a bad push.. i think your getting just a bit under the right pot odds to make this call or push, you obv. have no FE

[jlocdog]

I probably raise preflop. As played calling is fine since you close action.

I probably raise the flop. It will take a big made hand to reraise with all the strength shown on this street. The last thing I want to happen is to get sandwiched here. As played again I call closing the action.

I probably just fold turn. V1 is showing too much strength. Cost you $500 into ~$830 pot and you only have $500 behind to gain if you hit. Shove if ya wanna gambool me guess.

-Summary- Don't play your draw passively if you are gonna call your chips off in the end anyways....

[menACE69]

Yeah, gamble for sure. Not worried about short stack and V1 I know as pretty aggressive player. I actually put him on A9 on the flop, but when he bet so large on the turn I went into the think tank. BIG mistake I think was not putting major pressure on the flop. However, he may have called and the spade falling on the turn wouldve kept him interested Im sure. Thanks for the imput..

[Soupy]

agree with jloc mostly, but that may just be because i hate calling