slow roll or not?

[StepBangin]

I was at a deep $2/$5 NL game that had been going on forever, when this happend at my table

Villain - $1900
Hero - $1700

Hero raises to $25 in LP with Ad Jd
Villain Calls from the Button with Qd 8d
BB Calls (but folds on flop)

Flop Jc Td 3d

Hero bets $50
Villain raises to $125
Hero Hollywoods and calls

Turn Jc Td 3d [5d]

Hero takes his time and Checks
Villain bets $300
Hero Hollywoods and calls again

River Jc Td 3d 5d [9c]

Hero thinks for a while and checks (LOL VALUECHECKAMENTS)
Villain bets $350
Hero goes into the tank and says "Man, I really thought you had top two pair but now I think you have the flush, or even the straight. I dont see how I can lay this down." he looks pretty upset and confused and finally after about 3 minutes he says, "Well, lets find out" and pushes all-in.

Villain insta-calls with the Q high flush and loses to the Hero's nut flush.

Here's where it gets interesting. About 4 guys at the table started going off about how it was a cheap BS slowroll by Hero but Villain actually said that if Hero didnt Hollywood so much, especially at the end, then he probably would have been able to lay it down. He said after all of the talk, he put Hero on JJ or TT. He was extremely upset about the hand, but he never complained about being slow rolled. (He wasnt complimenting the Hero however, he just mentioned that he would have folded if he didnt hollywood it)

Basically all I said was "you gotta do what you gotta do"

How does everyone else see this?

[Hass]

A slow roll is waiting to turn your cards over, letting villan think he has the best hand when you have him beat, then turning them over at the last min. IMO this was not a slowroll.

I don't care much for the whole speach you gave him, but "you gotta go what you gotta do".

[Sevenfold]

You got his money into the middle---perfect.

You didn't call him names, nor slow roll.

The 'Hollywood' is more than accepted. Even Doyle gives a little tip on how to 'sell' your hand to steal a pot in a somewhat similar, but not exact, situation.

I don't see a problem at all. Well done.

[grando]

jesus I thought you were the hero - I was gonna yell at you for playing the hand like this

this hollywooding usually costs you more than it makes you

[Photoc]

I don't see where any of this could possibly be considered a slow roll. Hollywooding usually costs more than you'll make too.

[2handed]

I find this really hilarious and usually obvious when someone moans and groans and then reraises. Even if the part is well played its usually not a good move. Hesitating a little or the like is ok, make them think they spotted something you were trying to hide, if you just put it out there for the oscar your intention is usually pretty clear. BTW this villain calls here without speech im sure.

[StepBangin]

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jesus I thought you were the hero - I was gonna yell at you for playing the hand like this

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LOL. I believe Hero was trying to minimize his profits on this hand until the river check/raise [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

[brinks]

Man, i cant believe the villian fell for all that bs at the end, gettin a good price though. Blah, Blah, Blah, i raise.... (which translates from donkey as: "I have the nuts")

[Abramovic]

Money has no conscience.

[HitNRunPoster]

um, this isn't a slowroll