Flopped Straight....Scary Turn, Bad River

[holdin2]

Prob should have folded to reraise preflop, I know.
I figured I could slowplay this for one street, was I wrong? Should I have check raised him on the flop? Little scary to proceed after the turn.

Ultimate Bet No-Limit Hold'em, $.25 BB (10 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)

Button ($34.05)
SB ($52.65)
BB ($20.95)
UTG ($20.25)
UTG+1 ($23.30)
UTG+2 ($19.40)
MP1 ($24.40)
Hero ($25)
MP3 ($7.20)
CO ($27.40)

Preflop: Hero is MP2 with A, J.
4 folds, Hero raises to $0.85, 1 fold, CO raises to $2.9, 3 folds, Hero calls $2.05.

Flop: ($6.15) T, K, Q (2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets $1.5, Hero calls $1.50.

Turn: ($9.15) Q (2 players)
Hero checks, CO checks.

River: ($9.15) A (2 players)

[takesix]

Pound his head in on the flop, no cheap diamonds. (personal thing with a 2-toned board).

From his PF raise it smacks of a boat on the turn and even more so with that river card, check/fold all the way for me here.

[jackvance]

That flop call is so bad Don't slowplay when a guy shows strength (as from his preflop reraise)

[givememyleg]

Flop: ($6.15) T, K, Q (2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets $1.5, Hero calls $1.50.

[knoedel]

raise to 7$ on the flop, go all in on the turn and get broke on the river!

[dwags222]

push all in on the flop, he likes his hand and w/ high cards on the board he could have easily hit something he likes. i think this is especially a good play out of position because it puts so much pressure on your opponent. i think a-k, a-a, k-k, q-q, t-t, maybe j-j all call you here at low limits.

[Rockymv]

raise flop to 7 or 8. this is a scary board, you do not want a diamond or paired board on the turn.

[holdin2]

Aggressiveness on this flop looks so obvious to me now. In the midst of things I guess I forgot about the preflop reraise or something. I don't know, it's been a week.

I get the $7-8 raise, but what hand is calling a push turn (that called the raise) that doesn't have us beat? Or is the idea that we don't want a call and are gonna pay off a boat at this point?.

Is open pushing that great a play here? Anyone who pays any attention would know I'm on the tight side. I suppose the pots big enough, the board is dangerous enough, and the opponents hand range small enough to make it good though.

[freechus9]

Open pushing is terrible. You can get much more value by raising.

[holdin2]

I figured, just trying to reason through dwags advice. Maybe he meant check-pushing.