Table has a mix of loose/tight players. More loose callers PF than tight. Lots of limpers, so I decide to raise my button with A10s.

Preflop: Hero raises from BTN to $30 with (A10 diamonds). 4 others calls including BB so there's $150 in the pot.

Flop is Kh 7d Qh. There's too many players in the pot and this kind've flop has hit a multiple of callers' ranges, don't want to risk a chk-raise, so I decide to give myself a free card here.

Turn is Qd. UTG bets out $60, everyone folds to Hero, I call $60. Blinds both fold. There's $270 in the pot.

River is 5d. UTG chks and I decide to v-bet $125. UTG thinks 2-seconds and says "I'm all-in." The pot is $520 after I commit $125 & she calls $125 & it's another $500 for me to see $1,020. I thought about for a good min. or 2, then decided to fold putting her on a boat.

History & Analysis: UTG bettor is an old asian woman, others say she's "easy money" but I've never played with her before this session. She had been playing pretty tight, not showing down many hands, and it just didn't make sense for me to put her on a hand weaker than a boat being that she led the turn & then chk-shoved the river. I figured had she also hit a runner-runner flush she would've bet the river too, and that she would not have chk-shoved without at least having an A high flush, which I had. Although the pot odds were exactly 2 to 1, I didn't think that I'd be ahead here more than 33% of the time, so I just folded.

After hand, a K of diamond flashed from her hand and ppl said that she made that move w/ the K high flush, but she could've had KQ. I dunno, I think against. an avg. pro that's probably a good fold but against her I should've called.

Any feedback on this? Do the pot odds alone make it a must call since I hit runner runner flush?

I don't raise preflop. For the exact reasons you said when the flop hit -- ATs misses too many flops and puts you in an awkward position. But on the button, I don't think it's that bad of a move.

As is, I don't fold the nut flush unless it's to the nittiest of nits. K high flush, etc. maybe. But nut flush? I just don't see her having the full house enough. A lot of people will think AQ is the most awesome hand to checkraise with here. Players do exist to whom I'll fold this hand, but unless I have a very very strong read, I'm calling.

2-5. Live. Old Asian woman. You have the nut flush.

I dunno. I keep it simple here and call. If she has KQ then so be it.

I think you trust your gut here, i dont see a player like this c/r with out a nut hand. you can find a better spot to get your money in. The lead on the Turn from a tight player say they are not afraid of that Q and they hit it themselves. Then with the flush so prominent on the board she again shows no fear. When she flashed a K, id be certain she had the house on you.

It's hard to believe that she'd check that flop with 2 pair and four people behind her, unless maybe she was planning a check-raise. The turn bet could be a boat, but it's easily KJd, KTd, AQ (although we now know that's not it), etc. Also, would she check the river with a boat? Easy way to lose a lot of value. (This is live, though, and she might not be thinking at all.) Are you LAG, TAG, etc., at this table?

I guess if you weren't prepared to call the shove, it's best to check behind on the river. Not sure I could get away from the nut flush the way this hand was played.

I couldn't/Wouldn't have reopened up betting. To be Honest you got a bit too greedy/Lax. I could have found a reason to bet the flop!! I'm really picky!!! I can't stand "The Dark Tunnel"

HATE "The Dark Tunnel"!!!

"The Dark Tunnel"!!!!!


However I think its a good fold, and I would have folded/ not bet the river.

Nice fold