Betting stack on draw, this ok move? NL50 prima

[Morrek]

Had just sat down 10-15-ish hands ago, CO seemed a little loose/calling station but not sure yet. Hero is button with 48.35$ and 3 /images/graemlins/club.gif 4 /images/graemlins/club.gif
(edit)Ah, the other stacks I'm not sure, prima log doesn't save them but CO had ~45ish and others around there.(end edit)

Preflop

MP : Calls for 0.50
CO : Calls for 0.50
Hero : Calls for 0.50
SB : Folds
BB : Checks

Flop comes:

4 /images/graemlins/spade.gif A /images/graemlins/club.gif 5 /images/graemlins/club.gif (Pot 2.25$)

So I'm like "ooo i got a sf draw, maybe I should get all my money in the middle like those guys over at twoplustwo are talking about"

BB : Checks
MP : Checks
CO : Checks
Hero : Bets 1.50
BB : Calls for 1.50
MP : Calls for 1.50
CO : Raises for 6.00
Hero : Went all-in 46.35

My thinking behind this was basically 1: i wanna try this "allin with a draw" thingy, and also 2: I'm ahead of pretty much everything here(I think?). Anyone like this?

[orange]

Fold PF.

I think I would call the raise, not push.

[Morrek]

I was thinking about that at first, but if you just call, and a /images/graemlins/club.gif falls, what the heck do you do? You have like the worst flush ever but I really don't feel like check/folding either. And since 2 more people probably were going to join in then my flush could never have been good, which is one of the reasons of my push, driving other flushdraws out.

[amoeba]

this move is fine.

you have 2 4 outs, 4 2 outs, and 8 non 2 flush outs.

14 outs twice over is huge. 12 outs against set.

possible 17 outs against single pair A.

this is high variance move at this limit but its good.