Flopped nut flush - whats the best line to extract value ?

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saw flop

Hero (MP) (t2540)
CO (t70)
Button (t1320)
SB (t1450)
BB (t2280)
UTG (t1340)

Hero's M: 28.22

Preflop: Hero is MP with A, 7
1 fold, Hero bets t180, CO calls t70 (All-In), Button calls t180, 1 fold, BB calls t120

Flop: (t640) 6, 4, 3 (4 players, 1 all-in)
BB checks, Hero bets t120, Button calls t120, BB raises to t300, Hero calls t180, Button calls t180

Turn: (t1540) 9 (4 players, 1 all-in)
BB bets t120, Hero raises to t660, 1 fold, BB calls t540

River: (t2860) K (3 players, 1 all-in)
BB checks, Hero bets t1400 (All-In), 1 fold

Total pot: t2860
Main pot: t310 between Hero and CO, won by Hero
Side pot 1: t2550 won by Hero

What is the best line to extract max value on this hand ?

Personally I am not sure I would have played A7s from UTG+1, but maybe it's a bit different in a 6-max tourney.

On the flop, I would definitely bet a little more, maybe 200 or so. As played, I would re-raise small (maybe a little more than min) after BB raises, he is never folding to such a small raise and maybe one of the others would come along for the ride too

As played I think the turn and river are fine, but I think that by building the pot on the flop you can make opp even more pot committed than he already is. Frankly I am very surprised that he folded the river given the action on prior streets

Originally Posted by taipan168

Personally I am not sure I would have played A7s from UTG+1, but maybe it's a bit different in a 6-max tourney.

it may be a bit on the loose side, however it is practically a 5 handed table given the non existent stack of the CO.

Originally Posted by taipan168

On the flop, I would definitely bet a little more, maybe 200 or so. As played, I would re-raise small (maybe a little more than min) after BB raises, he is never folding to such a small raise and maybe one of the others would come along for the ride too

Yeah, I should have bet a bit more on the flop, my thinking was that with a player all in I need to make it very attractive to FD and SD to stay around, but I agree that a bet of 200 is better.
I am not sure about the reraise, I want the button to come along

Originally Posted by taipan168

As played I think the turn and river are fine, but I think that by building the pot on the flop you can make opp even more pot committed than he already is. Frankly I am very surprised that he folded the river given the action on prior streets

Actually after reviewing the hand I don't like my turn play, given the way the hand is played I think villian's most likely hand is a flopped set, and I gave him good odds to chase his boat (assuming I will not fold the river), I should have probably raised it by a 1000 or so

Originally Posted by TLR

I am not sure about the reraise, I want the button to come along

I think if you min re-raise on the flop it will be impossible for button to resist calling given the pot odds

Originally Posted by TLR

Actually after reviewing the hand I don't like my turn play, given the way the hand is played I think villian's most likely hand is a flopped set, and I gave him good odds to chase his boat (assuming I will not fold the river), I should have probably raised it by a 1000 or so

Yeah, maybe 50-60% of the pot or 750-850 would have been better

Whether you bet more on the flop or on the turn, basically I think you want to make it irresistable for opp not to call the river