super draw on turn - push or call?

[Paul Thomson]

calling is also good because all of our straight and flush outs are hidden, so we're still likely to get paid off.

[bdams19]

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Call turn is good here, pushing is a lot better if its on the flop.

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are you joking? checks to you and you push?

[Rikethink]

I think how you played the hand is fine...

[Praetor]

i play the same,

[hoyasaxa]

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calling is also good because all of our straight and flush outs are hidden, so we're still likely to get paid off.

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Im not sure how big a bet villian would be willing to call with a 4 straight on the board that makes a call worth it, making your straight could kill your action.

Flush might get paid off tho

You have a huge draw, ur probably about 40% to win, why not jammy whammy that bad boy on the turn? You dont even need that much fold equity for it to be profitable.

[schwza]

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calling is also good because all of our straight and flush outs are hidden, so we're still likely to get paid off.

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Im not sure how big a bet villian would be willing to call with a 4 straight on the board that makes a call worth it, making your straight could kill your action.

Flush might get paid off tho

You have a huge draw, ur probably about 40% to win, why not jammy whammy that bad boy on the turn? You dont even need that much fold equity for it to be profitable.

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yeah, it's obviously profitable to push the turn (as opposed to fold), i just think it's more profitable to call. almost all of the "fold equity" is folding out hands that you beat and don't care about pushing out.