[PLO5] A-High Flush on Turn, paired board, all-in

well, this hand is misplayed I would say.

Basically it is good to cbet this flop with a high frequency because it is hard to hit something for villain (on paired boards). But the bare Nutflushdraw I would check behind because you can realize your equity and the nutflush is worth playin 1 or 2 streets if you hit it. U have the narrow villains range once he calls and the question is, if he would check-call twice turn and river with a lower flush, because thats the hands you beat and might pay you off. If you think you will get 1 bet only against tight regulars (which he he probaly isnt), it makes sense again to check-check-bet and try to get value otr, because with the board being already paired you are not afraid to give freecard ott. Once he check-raises the turn (even if it is just a minraise) he will not likely do that with a flush, so he is reppin a fullhouse (likely the Q6xx from the flop check-call, but also the slowplayed QQxx is possible, with bare trips+oc he is more likely to call and draw to a full) which he has more often than some bluff as he limped pre and seems to be a weak passive player. With the bet-call being already very sophisticated, your reraise does not make any sense and is a big error.

I pretty much agree with Mascherano95.
I think that everything is find up to the re-raise on the river.

River re-raises are for nutted hands.
I think that the turn bet is fine, but both there, and OTR it has to be bet-fold, or at the very most bet-call.

I think bet-call might be appropriate if your hand can improve, but yours can't. It's a flush and that's it.

All the best,
VS

Thanks for your answers!

I can see that it was a big missplay now