Is this c/r AI a bad idea?

I literally just sat down here... maybe my second hand...


Hand #34296507-12620 at Rohnert Park (No Limit Hold'em)
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Started at 28/Aug/06 18:22:19

cberg is at seat 0 with $18.30.
Stewking is at seat 1 with $6.75.
xDreamWeaver is at seat 2 with $24.75.
huty is at seat 3 with $13.15.
the_artist is at seat 4 with $19.65.
HighFive is at seat 5 with $24.65 (sitting out).
The button is at seat 1.

xDreamWeaver posts the small blind of $.10.
huty posts the big blind of $.25.

cberg: -- --
Stewking: -- --
xDreamWeaver: As Ac
huty: -- --
the_artist: -- --

Pre-flop:

the_artist calls. cberg folds. Stewking folds.
xDreamWeaver raises to $1.10. huty calls.
the_artist folds.

Flop (board: 2s Jh 6s):

xDreamWeaver bets $2.80. huty calls.

Turn (board: 2s Jh 6s 9h):

xDreamWeaver checks. huty bets $2.75. xDreamWeaver
goes all-in for $20.85. huty goes all-in for $9.25.
xDreamWeaver is returned $11.60 (uncalled).

I don't like it especially against a shorty and with flushdraw on flop and more draws on the turn. I think he checks behind too often. I just lead turn again and get him p0t committed by river so that its all going in regardless what card comes

I like your line, but you might be better of leading with the flush draw out there. Though shortstacks tend to be aggro and fire the turn if shown weakness in these spots, so thats why I like it.