flopped nuts but very little redraws

[Jamie217]

no reads

FullTiltPoker Game #1968402353: Table Peartree (6 max) - $0.50/$1 - Pot Limit Omaha - 16:33:53 ET - 2007/03/11
Seat 1: RhomeDonkey ($40.30)
Seat 2: Phrank Filmore ($35.90)
Seat 3: muckbuster ($94.60)
Seat 4: Barman Ink ($95.30)
Seat 5: TheLeakyFaucet ($100)
Seat 6: ElHajjh ($151.30)
Barman Ink posts the small blind of $0.50
TheLeakyFaucet posts the big blind of $1
The button is in seat #3
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to TheLeakyFaucet [8c 6c 5d 4d]
ElHajjh folds
RhomeDonkey raises to $3.50
Phrank Filmore folds
muckbuster folds
ElHajjh is sitting out
Barman Ink calls $3
TheLeakyFaucet calls $2.50
*** FLOP *** [2s 4s 3d]
Barman Ink checks
TheLeakyFaucet checks
RhomeDonkey bets $5.25
Barman Ink raises to $15.75

[TheRempel]

Push. It's a raised pot and people push all kinds of crap, especially on low boards.

[Jamie217]

Yeah I pushed and found myself drawing slim against another straight who was freerolling and Rhmedonkey who had nut f/d idk I guess I am being result oriented

[PLOlover]

Well you do have some slim redraws, but the principle I go by here is the big hand/big pot/big bet no limit type mentality.

So even though you flop the nuts basically you would prefer to keep the pot small on the flop. So that's my goal on the flop. If everyone else let's me keep it small then I play the turn and river a whole lot easier. But when they play like here with bet and raise, with multiple people showing strength and making the pot big, you may call me a wuss but I think in general it's a laydown.

[TheRempel]

You are a wuss.