How would you have played this?

[PyrE]

Live cash game, £1/£2 - Played about 2-3 orbits, no reads.

Seat 1: unknown (ca £30)
Seat 2: unknown (ca £30)
Seat 3: Villain (ca £85)
Seat 4: Hero (ca £65)

Seat 4 is the button.
Hero is dealt 

Villain calls £2
Hero Raises £7
sb folds
bb folds
Villain calls £5

Flop: 
Villain checks
Hero bets £10
Villain raises £78 and is all in (instapush)
Hero?

[totalise]

Hero?

calls

[Rooky9]

Call and hope a heart doesnt come.... unless its the 10!

[booder]

instacall

[boldie]

Hero?

calls

yep

[booder]

not even Tighty passes here

[boldie]

not even Tighty passes here

tighty would have folded pre-flop it's only Q's in mid position after all

[PyrE]

Glad to hear this, i'ts been driving me mad since wednesday - wondering if all my intuition is rubbish.  The other guys at the table made a good point of telling me it was a rubbish call - but I insisted it was a quite easy one.

Cheers guys.

[AdamG]

Glad to hear this, i'ts been driving me mad since wednesday - wondering if all my intuition is rubbish.  The other guys at the table made a good point of telling me it was a rubbish call - but I insisted it was a quite easy one.

Cheers guys.

what did other guy have? or muck because u win with straight flush on river?

[PyrE]

Other guy was on exactly what it looked like, a flush draw. Ah7x, no help for him on turn or river though...

[totalise]

why are the stacks so tiny?

[PyrE]

The stacks are tiny because it was the only way we could get a cash game going. Nobody wanted to sit down with more than £60. Would probably make more sense to play .25/.50 with those stacks though, as it it really wasnt much room for play...

[Tragic]

why are the stacks so tiny?

Other guy was on exactly what it looked like, a flush draw. Ah7x,

Everyone else cut and run when his stack got too small

[AlexMartin]

Other guy was on exactly what it looked like, a flush draw. Ah7x, no help for him on turn or river though...

Online its a fold interestingly. Live i call. Do you know what ur odd's are to win v the nut flush draw?

[Moskvich]

Online its a fold interestingly. Live i call

It is an interesting point, and I think I agree. Live I'm sure I call this. Online I don't really like it at all, unless I've already seen anything to suggest that Villain is out to gamble and will do this with just the draw. If you'd said this was online, I suspect the majority of people would say that Villain may well have a set/two pair, but has the nut flush draw at worst, and you're better off binning the . That said, I don't play that much live cash - so why is this? Are live players just worse? Are live players just psychologically more up for a gamble? Is it because it's easier to intimate opponents when playing live, with physical chips and with the threat to the opponent of potentially making a wrong call in front of a load of onlookers..?