top set & fl draw vs straight

[m9man]

no brainer allin right? myfirst hand at the table PLO $25 on UB

I am MP1 $25with , i limp
MP2 [$20] pot raise
button $32 re-raises to $1.95
folds to me, i call as does MP 2

flop comes .

i lead out for 6.20, MP2 goes allin for $19, button folds. i call. i know i have less flushouts (and not to the nut flush)since i got three in my hand. but i want all my chips in the middle on the flop een vs made but bare straight right? better to go for CR vs. two other players who pfr'd it? thats what im thinking now but i dunno

[briachek]

i think i actually go for the check raise hoping the mp2 has the nut flush draw and nothing else and will check to the button and you can check raise him out to get the flush live. This is all about how much variance you want to take as you KNOW you have to be getting in here with at least 1 broadway and hopefully not the nut flush draw. I think you have to bite the bullet and hope for the best.

Also, if you check, and mp2 bets, button raises, you may not mind 3 way action which gives you equity for your set and hope no one has the nut flush draw.

Either way, this is just one of the times it seems you have to grit your teeth and pray.

[Kuso]