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whilst waiting for the Stt's on vc to fill up this morning (usually takes ages) i decided to play a bit of cash, so i sat down on a 6 seater and 9seater 2/4nl and a 9 seater 1/2nl with $300, $300 and $200 respectively.  A strange hand takes place on the 1/2nl table after onlya few hands, which led to a lot of discussion afterwards.
   I am in on the button and there are 3 limpers I have 8s 9s can call the $2 the small blind makes it up but the BB raises to $6 which everybody calls.

Flop---------  6s 7s 4h i think beautiful and proceed to check  ;) as do the other 3 in the hand, the turn brings the  ks which makes my flush and i decide to bet $12 into a $26 pot which gets one caller, obviously at this point i think he has a high spade. You can tell my delight when the  5s hit the river and the caller is first to act!  he bets $20 into the now $48 pot.  Great i think he has the  asp and he can double me up, so i decide to raise to $100 leaving myself $30 expecting a call at the worst.  He then dwells and passes! and then claimed to have the Ace of Spades after id shown my str8 flush.

If i were him i wouldve found it verydifficult to pass the nut flush here for another $80 (he had $350) in his stack, especially if he called the turn bet to catch a spade on the river!   
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What do you guys think, my after thoughts were that he was either representing the   or more logically had the  qs


and would anyone on here pass the  asp in his position the way the betting went?   

If he had the ace ill eat my hat

No, he's having you on

The nut flush thinks he's home and hosed there...he has a lower spade at best

agreed, there's no possible way he's passed the  asp

not sure if he even had the Queen. No way did he pass the Ace.

From the way you have laid out the play I think he was trying to to buy it at the end.