Brick and morter hand

[Andy Kay]

This happened to me the other night.

The game is pretty aggressive, but also reasonably lose. I get aces under the gun, make it 3X the BB, expecting a reraise. It doesn't come, and 3 others see the flop.

Flop is 6-4-2 all clubs. One of the guys, who had been screwing around a little had stood up, and looked like he was going to walk out, when he saw the flop and exclaimed "wow I flopped it, have to play this".

I had the ace of clubs in my hand. I had about $500 at the table ($200 NL), he had about $120 left. He bet $60 rather light heartedly, saying he'd be nice. I called. Turn was another 4. He checks, i put him all in for his last $60, he calls.

How would you play the hand? Online I wouldn't think twice about playing it the way I did I don't think, but his behaviour made it a little more questionable.

Results in white:

He flips up JcTc, no Ace, 4 or club for me on the river, and he scoops the pot

[bair]

shoulda just put him all in on the flop...and no one can comment on his behavior because we werent there

[ekillian]

Yeah I'd've put him all in on the flop. Uhh bair we can comment to a degree on his behavior because he just told us about it...
Anyways his behavior wouldn't bother me because if he flopped the flush then you have a lot of outs and if he didn't then you're most likely ahead and if you're not, again you have outs.