How to play second nut flush?

Flop gives me a flush draw with the king already on the board. I bet to get money in the pot and to make sure that there is no bigger bet than I can afford drawing to.

Sorry, but this makes no sense what so ever.
1. If someone bets PS and you don't have the odds to call. Easy game. Just fold. No shame in that.
2. Betting as a semi bluff might work HU or 3way, but there is no way you get five people to fold.

Just x/call here if you get the right odds. Maybe even x/fold with the right odds, because with so many people in the pot it is pretty easy to get sucked in if someone behind you decides to x/r.

Turn:
Bet is fine. UTG+1 raises over potsize and BTN just calls. This looks insanely strong. UTG+1 looks like a passiv station and BTN like a solid player. BTN will always have a flush or better. Passiv player who raises over PS. That's a big red flag and you should proceed with caution. I would consider folding here. Only the Q♠: might improve your hand. That's not alot.
If you call the turn. You're still just hoping that both have a single K or weaker flush.

What do I hope to beat? AK, QQ, K7, worse flushes than mine.

AK and K7 have a FH.

To be honest. I think you have a problem here. If I look at your other hands. It is always the same pattern. You are not able to let hands go, if the board turns against you. Sure, in name you have strong hands (set, 2nd NF, overpair). But in the context of the board and how your opponents played there holdings, your hands are simply not good enough.

You have the second flush but that's worth sh!t because the board is paired. You have like the 7th nut hand here.
With that kind of action on the turn, this should be such an easy fold !

Thanks for your hard put honest feedbacks. I will work on my game about folding good hands when the board turns against me. Sometimes I am in the fear of folding a good (not best, but solid) hand against a NL2 wizard who thinks he should go all-in with TPTK on such a board. We have all seen that for sure.

Originally posted by TurokRider
You have the second flush but that's worth sh!t because the board is paired. You have like the 7th nut hand here.
With that kind of action on the turn, this should be such an easy fold !

If you say that my hand is not worth much on this board I would honestly be interested what you think about BTN's play? I mean would it be okay go push all-in on the turn with the nut flush? According to your feedback it would be like the 6th best hand and he has to be afraid of full houses himself. I am just wondering to get everything in my head.

I have not played many post flop situations with hands like this so far. I am eager to learn and improve my post flop play in particular.

Dont go broke with 2nd Nuts in limped pots - especially 6 (!!!!!!!) - handed.

Originally posted by Bernasconi
If you say that my hand is not worth much on this board I would honestly be interested what you think about BTN's play? I mean would it be okay go push all-in on the turn with the nut flush? According to your feedback it would be like the 6th best hand and he has to be afraid of full houses himself. I am just wondering to get everything in my head.

thb, I don't like any line you and your players take. If I was UTG+1 , I would just call your bet and hope to make a boat. Btn's initial call is oke since he has the best flush, but after your shove and utg+1's call, I will toss my A-flush for sure.

the A-flush is afraid of 77 and K7 exactly. it's not the easiest fold ever, but it's probably right, never go broke in limped pots etc.
of course, the 2nd nutflush is terrible and UTG+1 is completely insane