Uncapped 1-2 game. Hero has 700 stack. Villain covers.

Villain: Late twenties/early thirties black guy. Seems like a decent TAG. Uses position well and have seen him make a few correct but tough folds.

Hero: late twenties/early thirties white guy. Been having success at the table, been caught in a couple bluffs, but also shown down the goods in some pretty big pots. Villain has seemingly been trying to avoid getting in marginal spots with me or playing me out of position (I have the second largest stack at the table).

Hero dealt 35 in MP. Button straddles for 5, SB (Villain) calls, BB calls, UG calls, UG + 1 calls, Hero calls, Fold, Fold, Button raises to 10 and everyone calls (Pot 60).

Flop: 247 Villain bets 30, BB folds, UG folds, UG +1 calls, Hero calls, Button folds (Pot 150). Should I have raised here? Do I want to get it all in here even where there is a decent chance that there is a better flush draw out there?

Turn: 7 gives me a flush and I still have my straight flush redraw. Casino has high hand bonuses. 7 high straight flush pays about $650 and 5 high straight flush pays about $575. Villain bets $55, UG + 1 raises all in for $110, Hero calls, Villain says can't let you hit that full house, gotta go all in and does (would be about 450 more to call). Hero? Pretty sure I am beat at this point. How much should I be factoring in the possible high hand bonuses?

If you think you are beat and can only hit your straight flush to win, just consider those bonuses as part of your pot odds and make the correct play... Which still seems to be a fold.

No way your not beat here. As far as the bonus? Up to you, that's called gambling. One time! !!

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Fold pre, wtf. Don't know how you can flop a monster and play it so passively.

eAsy fold... once he says "can't let you hit your full house" he obviously has the goods!!

Hand was played pretty poorly, but I'll answer this question, since no one else has.

Averaging the two jackpots, we're looking to win $650 from the jackpot.

Assuming we have 2 outs to hit, we have a 4.55% chance to hit the jackpot.

4.55% of $650 is about $28.

Not worth much.

Yeah, definitely feel like I misplayed the flop. Should have pushed. In any case, ended up folding turn. River was a 9 and Villain scooped pot with the Ace high flush.