2/4 hand, KJs makes nut flush on paired board

[DMBFan23]

hey y'all,

I don't play much NL, but I found myself on Noble with 40 extra bucks and decided to do a little NL OIC. I started at .5/1 with the 40, ran it to 100, moved to 1/2, moved it to 200, moved to 2/4.

in this 2/4 6max hand, villain has about $160 and I cover.

I limp in MP with KsJs ???, loose and passive button calls, villain calls in SB, BB checks.

flop 2s 8h As ($16 in pot)
blinds check, I bet the pot, button folds, SB coldcalls, BB folds.

turn 5c ($48 in pot)
SB checks, I check

river 5s (48)
SB bets $52, I think "well [censored]" and call because I have no idea what the line is here.

[nuSFwck]

i raise preflop to $14 or $15, and i probably look him up on the river. unless he has a set of 2's, or possibly 8's, i think you're good. more than likely, he made a smaller flush. that's my $0.02.

[FreakDaddy]

I think call here is 'typical' line. Little scary that he overbets the river here with a flush present though, knowing full well that you may be on a draw(since you checked the turn). He either has you pegged as a weak ace, or he filled up and thinks you may have hit yours.

[DMBFan23]

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i raise preflop to $14 or $15, and i probably look him up on the river. unless he has a set of 2's, or possibly 8's, i think you're good. more than likely, he made a smaller flush. that's my $0.02.

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yeah it's weird I had been raising a lot pf most other hands where I was first in (though I was very generous with my overlimps with suited connectors, 1 gappers, etc), and I play 6max limit most of the time so while they are not the same game, I definitely dig the need for increased aggression. thanks for the tip.

[DMBFan23]

yeah he had 22, and I let him in cheap PF.