did i play this wrong (probably)

[airmcnair8888 0]

NL Holdem... stating with $1000Second hand... Blinds $10 and $204 limper then me to the BB i check with 4 6 flop comes 2 10 6 I bet $40player 1 Foldplayer 2 Raise another $50 (kinda bluffs alot) player 3 FoldI callTurn comes A I check ... He checksRiver is A I bet $80He goes all in... another $880 (roughly)I called..... he flips over K 8 OUCH! im out in last placeJust wondering

[justblaze 0]

uh, you kinda shoulda bet the turn and folded the river...

[JVick4 0]

i dont think so, you made the hand you were hoping to hit, right?....but you can also take that either way, it was a big bet and the board was paired...

[Vade 0]

Your play is okay, until the River where you called a ridiculous overbet of the pot with a poor flush and a pair on the board!So any full house along with any other two hearts basically beats youEasy fold with that raise

[airmcnair8888 0]

Yea its the hand i wanted but i still took forever to make the call i was still worried... Even if i bet on the turn and he went all in their i still prob woulda called

[justblaze 0]

i dont think so, you made the hand you were hoping to hit, right?

what would villain go all in with that he could beat? a lower flush? no. set of As? maybe but seems kinda stupid to go all in. bigger flush is my first guess. full house is second, would explain the check on the turn.

[Randy Reed 0]

I think you bet the flop with flush draw and middle pair all day long and try to take it down there, or at least gather information. A definate bet on the turn as you don't want him drawing out with a solo K or Qh's, and if he raises all-in you can fold. But when the board paired on the river with AA and he could be holding Ax, you said he was loose, it's a definate fold.If you aren't willing to risk betting the flop or turn, then why would you risk the whole tourney calling HIS all-in? On a side note, I like to be the one going all-in first, especially early, not hoping for the best.