[NiceCatch]

creed, in the right type of game, there's nothing wrong with playing J7s. With bad players that are willing to risk their stacks on less than the nuts, or are overbetting their hands, sure you call with J7s.

Regarding the play... I think it's a great idea if you set up players earlier by overbetting a pot, then showing a bluff. This is the type of move that depends on your past history, I think... otherwise you're getting called by a better flush.

EDIT: I just noticed he called a raise preflop with J7s... you gotta be playing against pretty bad players to do this, I think.