Bad beat or a bad call?

[Daddy-oh]

A 60 player tourney $40 buy-in

100-200 4th round
I am one of the chip leaders with top 10, 4 tables left.
5500 in chips
Im in bb AJ off suit three callers and i check.

flop comes K T Q spade heart heart. Makes broadway for me:-)

I bet 2000, next player folds, next player goes all in 2500 chips, next player goes all-in 3200 more. I have 3500 in chips left.

Should I call or fold?

I called and was beat by the heart flush draw. :-(

I was left with 250 in chips.

Was this a bad beat? or a bad call on my part?

Thanks for your input

[krazyace5]

I would of called, was just bad luck.

[skoal2k4]

You flopped the nut straight and they're on a draw. Looks like you bet more than the pot, so you did you're part to take away the odds for a four-flush. I can't see anything wrong here? Just a bad beat

Robbie

[young nut]

please tell me why you think it is wrong to call here with the nuts. True someone may be on a draw, but you currently have the nuts. If you can't call an all in with the best possible hand (with the possibility of an outdraw) then you shouldn't be playing poker.

[rookieplus]

You weren't playing Omaha were you?

If you weren't then this isn't even a conversation.

[joeboe2001]

Not a bad beat.

Not a bad call. (You had better than 2 to 1 pot odds and a 65% chance of winning when you put your money in.)

Just a defining moment for both of you!

Better luck next time.

[skoal2k4]

Put on you're reading glasses and re-read my reply. If you can't read correctly, perhaps you shouldn't be on this forum