Well that is certainly a lot of action

[Guy McSucker]

Online $10/20. I am new at the table and only know the guy to my right who is a terrible, loose, passive, chipspewing delight.

QQ in the SB.

UTG raises, button cold calls as he alsways does, I threebet, BB calls, UTG caps. Four way capped flop.

Flop is Q53 rainbow. Yay.

1) Do you bet out here or go for the check-raise to trap the button? Or do you perhaps slowplay to the turn?

I go for the check-raise.

BB bets, UTG raises, button caps. I cold call three bets and BB caps.

Turn 4. There's a two flush now.

I check, BB bets, UTG raises, button threebets.

2) Cap it now? Or no? I didn't and BB did.

River is a 7 not completing the flush.

3) We're not scared of that river card, are we?

[Romulet]

No bet and raise like a madman here! Probably aa and a lower set! If he has the mad srtaight good luck to him!

[HoneyBadger]

This always happens to me as well, and it's always the straight. Yesterday even, "surely the river is not his gutshot?" Well, it was.

1) I like the c/r. Otherwise you bet, he raises and it may shut out the human atm to your right.

2) Yes, I'd cap it now. I'd only not cap the flop so I get to raise the turn again. Now is the time they will still pay to see the next card. Cap it. Even in the unlikely event that you are behind, with all these people in it's still not a big mistakes even then with your ten outs to the (near) nuts.

3) No, not really. But you never know. Just lead after turn cap. I've played a similar hand in the past and BB held 64o there. But I think against their possible hand ranges you are still ahead. Also, they will call light, even an over-pair of aces -- who should know he's badly beaten by now -- will still call in this huge pot.

[guenttrs]

I wouldn't be aggressive at this river 4way with a gutshot on the board.
But i will see this showdown even if i have to pay 4 BB.

Beside 64 also Q6 could be possible.
I cant see A2 or any other x6 beside 64, Q6 here but who knows there ranges for sure?