checkraizer1

It's always tough to put people playing no limit games on a hand. But you probly should have raised more pre-flop. And yes you deffinatelly should have re-raised on the flop. But I think your biggest mistake was on the turn. You gave up position and put your opponent in the lead. Now you either have to put him all in or fold depending on your gut at this point.

Weighing all options I would tend to agree with you. The fact your four handed pretty much makes it a no brainer. The only other options are call and hope you hit your flop. Because if you dont you can almost guarantee he's going to put you all in anyway. The second option is make a one unit raise and once again he probly will put you all in on the simple fact that you made that weak of a raise. I'm assuming he hand a middle pair and was just looking to steal the blinds however.

I know i'm late with this reply, but depending on your seat position you allready messed up pre-flop. In my humble opinion your raise allowed people to sneak in with low suited cards in hopes of hitting their hand. All you are left to do after the turn is kick yourself and next time make it a little pricier for people to play.