Bad play?...u be the judge

Playin a no limit $1/2 cash game (no max buy in..min $100)...after 5 hrs im up $350...set a time i wanted to leave and wanted to stick with it. 15mins before i thought about leaving i caught a good hand..AsQs. Raised $15 preflop. just me and one person heads up. Flopped top two pair, Ac 7c Qh. I bet the pot, $35 or so...after alot of hesitation, he unwilling called, easliy put him on a 4 flush to clubs. turn was a rag non-club, i wanted to take the pot write there and put in a $120 raise, again, after hesistation he calls. I still put him on a flush, considered maybe he was slow playin trips, but highly unlikely from he style. River card came...CLUB!. I knew he hit is flush, so i checked, he bet $50. Out of desperation i called the $50 (already close to $400 in the pot).

Not a bad play in my mind...just want some other opinions (and yes i know i was bet, but i had to call the $50 dollar bet at the end...so disregard that)

[otnemem]

Wow, first post is a bad beat in the Gen. section. Welcome to the board.

[ds914]

I don't think he was complaining about the bad beat -- I think he just wanted to know if the crying call was an obvious mistake.

If you were confident in your read, you could consider dropping it. But with a pot that big and holding top two pair, I can't think of many instances in which I'd have the courage to drop it. Then again, that's the reason I don't play no-limit. /images/graemlins/wink.gif

[ZBTHorton]

Your so pot committed there it's not even funny. Good read. Bad luck. Don't post bad beats.

[spaminator101]

im not sure it depended on how sure you were
i would probably fold but is you think he might not have the flush
i mean you are getting 9-1 on a call

[Masquerade]

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..set a time i wanted to leave and wanted to stick with it.

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Bang! That was the bad play. In Limit, OK, but in No Limit you have to live totally in the "now" - in this case the hand. As soon as you think "I am going to quit in 20 mins" just quit immediately instead. It will influence your play.

[otnemem]

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I don't think he was complaining about the bad beat -- I think he just wanted to know if the crying call was an obvious mistake.

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Judging by his own warning to disregard that aspect of the hand entirely, I'd have to respectfully disagree.