Two Pair question

[aces961]

I had just sat down at the table when this hand happened.

Seat 1: drpizza ( $79)
Seat 2: BluffMeOut ( $150)
Seat 3: Klokke ( $193)
Seat 4: fit582 ( $104)
Seat 5: AACracker ( $152)
Seat 6: BJwin ( $146)
Seat 7: Route6 ( $162)
Seat 8: vasiliy99 ( $201)
Seat 9: Frank119 ( $285)
Seat 10: phonesrus ( $96)
vasiliy99 posts small blind (1)
Frank119 posts big blind (3)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to AACracker [ Ts, Js ]
phonesrus folds.
drpizza calls (3)
Klokke calls (3)
AACracker calls (3)
BJwin raises (6) to 6
Route6 folds.
vasiliy99 calls (5)
Frank119 calls (3)
drpizza calls (3)
Klokke calls (3)
AACracker calls (3)
** Dealing Flop ** : [ 4s, 6s, Qd ]
vasiliy99 bets (3)
Frank119 calls (3)
drpizza calls (3)
Klokke calls (3)
AACracker calls (3)
BJwin raises (6) to 6
vasiliy99 calls (3)
Frank119 folds.
drpizza calls (3)
Klokke calls (3)
AACracker calls (3)
** Dealing Turn ** : [ Jd ]
vasiliy99 bets (6)
drpizza calls (6)
Klokke folds.
AACracker calls (6)
BJwin calls (6)
** Dealing River ** : [ Th ]
vasiliy99 bets (6)
drpizza raises (12) to 12

What should I do here

[nichtgut]

You should definitely raise the flop (and cap if reraised) and bet the turn.
The hand would probably have developed in a different way.
But played this way, you probably should fold the river.

[ccwhoelse?]

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You should definitely raise the flop (and cap if reraised)

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why would you want to do that with a non-nut flush draw? you might also get a card on the turn to give you an oesd on the river but why would you want to cap on the flop? what purpose does it serve?

[Robk]

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what purpose does it serve?

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He's getting 5-1 on a 2-1 shot. The chances of a higher flush draw being out there shouldn't really be a concern in limit HE.