Should i have flatted the flop raise?

skeg01

Wasn't sure if i played this hand properly, i have no reads on opponent, and it was bvb.

I have 9,10 of clubs and raise it 3xbb and the big blind calls. I flop a flush draw and a double gutshot straight draw, i c-bet and i get min-raised, should i be flat calling here or is my re-raise fine, looking to get it all in on that flop? Think i could have made my raise a bit bigger though, not sure lol.

Seat 1: kyyry34 ($8.37 in chips)
Seat 3: negreter ($0.96 in chips)
Seat 5: Dostigator23 ($2.38 in chips)
Seat 6: IllinI5 ($1.52 in chips)
Seat 8: LifeP90 ($1.50 in chips)
Seat 10: Hero ($5.36 in chips)

Hero: SB $0.02
kyyry34: BB $0.05

*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero [10c 9c]

negreter: Fold
Dostigator23: Fold
IllinI5: Fold
LifeP90: Fold
Hero: Raise To $0.15
kyyry34: Call $0.10

*** FLOP *** [8h 6c Qc]

Hero: Bet $0.20
kyyry34: Raise To $0.40
Hero: Raise To $1.05
kyyry34: Call $0.65

Lambert180

If I raise, I raise bigger.

But yeah I'm happy to raise and get it in here, we're not far off flipping against a set and are flipping against stuff like Q8. That's why I raise bigger though, cos if I'm raising it's to get it in so we wanna raise enough to make it clear that's the plan and not let him flat a small raise and puke when a brick falls on the turn.

skeg01

Cheers lambert, just saw your reply the now haha. I knew straight away that i should have raised bigger, but luckily for me even though the turn was a brick, he folded to my bet (can't remember what it was now lol)

Kenny_C

Played it fine imo