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[QUOTE="nevadanick, post: 683919, member: 27547"]
Hard to say, IMO. No indication of table image for either of you. Would a turn bet of any size have returned a fold? That's anyone's guess. Opponent was table chip leader (but not by much). I think I would have made at least a .60 bet (same as his flop bet) to keep something going in the pot and to see if he thought his hand was strong enough to call.
 
Since PS claims their full deck is shuffled, set and locked on each hand, the card delivery would never have changed. You would have lost on the river regardless.
 
Slowplaying works both ways. You win some, lose some. Yes, you had a royal draw, but he could also have been sitting on a 7 to J straight flush already. Suited connectors were a consideration in this hand and I have been beat in exactly that way a number of times over the years. If he were holding a 7 to J sf, you would have been betting into him with a one outter. HMmmm....
 
Seems Lady Luck was also in this hand. Losing a flopped nut flush is always a bitter pill.
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