At what point should put him on a flush?

Maybe when the flop came out I guess The problem is, I just switched from 2 to 3 tables and I'm still getting used to it when I have 3 windows with action at the same time. I guess I can't fault him for calling a $1.50 raise with k2s when I'm the one who raised with AJo. The river reraise was dumb on my part.

***** Hand History for Game 2832978272 *****
0/0 Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) - Wed Oct 05 23:50:40 EDT 2005
Table Table 36782 (Real Money) -- Seat 9 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: jandje ( $40.25)
Seat 2: JLuck1223 ( $16.90)
Seat 3: winrl ( $26.15)
Seat 4: schmirob24 ( $66.02)
Seat 5: smrf1080 ( $21.35)
Seat 6: duge78 ( $22.65)
Seat 7: Grannixx ( $25.20)
Seat 8: rock2384 ( $23)
Seat 9: BlingPing ( $29.90)
Seat 10: onebadimpy ( $25.85)
onebadimpy posts small blind (0.10)
jandje posts big blind (0.25)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to jandje [ As, Jd ]
JLuck1223 folds.
winrl calls (0.25)
schmirob24 folds.
smrf1080 folds.
duge78 calls (0.25)
Grannixx folds.
rock2384 folds.
BlingPing folds.
onebadimpy calls (0.15)
jandje raises (1.25) to 1.50
winrl folds.
duge78 calls (1.25)
onebadimpy calls (1.25)
** Dealing Flop ** : [ Ts, 8s, 9s ]
onebadimpy bets (1)
jandje calls (1)
duge78 folds.
** Dealing Turn ** : [ Qc ]
onebadimpy bets (1)
jandje calls (1)
** Dealing River ** : [ 7c ]
onebadimpy bets (3)
jandje raises (6) to 6
onebadimpy calls (3)
** Summary **
Main Pot: $19.75 | Rake: $1
Board: [ Ts 8s 9s Qc 7c ]
jandje balance $30.75, lost $9.50 [ As Jd ] [ a straight, eight to queen -- Qc,Jd,Ts,9s,8s ]
JLuck1223 balance $16.90, didn't bet (folded)
winrl balance $25.90, lost $0.25 (folded)
schmirob24 balance $66.02, didn't bet (folded)
smrf1080 balance $21.35, didn't bet (folded)
duge78 balance $21.15, lost $1.50 (folded)
Grannixx balance $25.20, didn't bet (folded)
rock2384 balance $23, didn't bet (folded)
BlingPing balance $29.90, didn't bet (folded)
onebadimpy balance $36.10, bet $9.50, collected $19.75, net +$10.25 [ 2s Ks ] [ a flush, king high -- Ks,Ts,9s,8s,2s ]

His flop/turn play makes it look like he's on the flush draw, but doesn't have it made yet. I probably raise the turn here and see where he is. If he calls then leads out the river strong, or if he reraises you, you will have a better idea. The way it was played out I think your river raise is ok, it doesn't really look like he has a flush and your strait is probably good. I think you're lucky he didn't reraise you though...because you prolly would have called another 8$ or so i think.

Put it this way... He's not calling your river raise without at least a split. Why go there?