The only real value this hand has is the flush draw. Which only gives you about 3% equity pre-flop. A vs. A will be dominated, any other like gapped cards have more straights they can hit, and the chance of flopping two pair is the same as any one opponent without a pair. Pre-flop equity sucks and reverse implied odds if you hit a pair of aces sucks.
You will make a flush by the river only once out of 16 times!!! So...whatever you are calling, you have to make "15 x the call" just to break even. This usually only possible against multiple players or a hyper aggressive with a deep stack. Also; you will probably flop the draw, not the flush, so calling more than a 1/3 pot size bet without implied odds is a losing play. This is the situation you will most likely face!
