All in correct?

Don´t slow play, not even when it´s the most obvious as possible. What I´ve learnt from my (very short) experience is, that if somebody has something he will most likely call and if folds, well that happens. That´s in general. Anyway, specificaly there I think you can slow play, as you have the nuts and only river which would pair the board can beat you. Though I would bet the turn, because if villain is afraid of flush, he won´t call you on the river either. As played I would call villains re-raise OTR.

If villain is going to fold to your turn bet, he will almost always fold river too. You can get value from some weaker flushes and possible sets. You want to protect your hand because we would hate to see the board pair.
The biggest problem was you re-raising villains raise OTR when the board paired. If it was because you misread the board, well that happens.. Learn from your mistakes and move on

I do not like giving free cards to villain. If he folds, he folds no matter what. Just bet turn.
As played, do you think that villain will raise/push a Jx flush on this paired board?

Originally posted by nitrol
I do not like giving free cards to villain. If he folds, he folds no matter what. Just bet turn.
As played, do you think that villain will raise/push a Jx flush on this paired board?

Was hoping for a weaker flush to bet, should have checked the board after he re raise me. Flush blinded i guess

Jx flush should bet turn too...

True didn't think of that when he didnt bet

If villan is fish i bet turn too, as played river is bet call not bet 3bet, he can have many full, imho there aren t 50%+1 hands of calling that call muck your shove here

"Cemetery is full of slowplayers"

I don't remember who said it, but is a good one!!!

Agree with above posters. Just note that you were fried anyhow this hand. The difference is made the times when you come out on top. Then you gain by betting.

I would folded to a raise

When he re-raise you OTR its like he's having his cards faced up - pocket 77s. (assuming we're not talking about a complete mindless maniac).

Try to bet when you improve. This is not the board where you can induce a lot of bluffs by checking. How ever your bet could be recognized as a "bluff".

I am cbeting flop with such strong draw. If we call anyway, why not add fold equity to the money invested?

Cbet flop
Cbet turn
Then bet/fold river unless he's maniac-ish then we bet/call river

And this riverbet will be relatively small because we're looking for thin value from lower flushes and want to be able to fold to a shove. I never expect a player to shove any worse made hands than ours when we bet the river. (Unless he's a maniac, like said before.)