should i have waited for river card before going all in

craigcu12

i guess my flop bet should have been twice the pot size rather than just pot.
as for the turn his bet 42p was and i went with him having two pair now so thought all in but had i just called and the river card just a blank card would he have called to an all in on the river.

Hand History #587342635 (01:00 17/11/2012)

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
lgs6k	Small blind		£0.02	£0.02	£4.05
Fish57	Big blind		£0.04	£0.06	£2.90
	Your hole cards	9 J
TINTIN	Fold
avishark11	Call		£0.04	£0.10	£1.70
craigcu12	Call		£0.04	£0.14	£2.20
lgs6k	Fold
Fish57	Check
Flop
		6 9 J
Fish57	Check
avishark11	Check
craigcu12	Bet		£0.14	£0.28	£2.06
Fish57	Call		£0.14	£0.42	£2.76
avishark11	Fold
Turn
		7
Fish57	Bet		£0.42	£0.84	£2.34
craigcu12	All-in		£2.06	£2.90	£0.00
Fish57	Call		£1.64	£4.54	£0.70
Fish57	Show	7 6
craigcu12	Show	9 J
River
		7
Fish57	Win	Full House, 7s and 6s	£4.19		£4.89

Lambert180

Yeah you can overbet the pot on the flop, and I quite like that line but full pot is also fine.

On the turn, I prefer to raise to about £1.10 and call the shove (or get it in on any river).

The fact he rivered his 7 is irrelevant. Even if you did wait til the river I still don't think you should fold. Just chalk is down as unlucky, but you get him to put all his money in when he was a big underdog.