Str8 draw + flush draw + 2 overcards? Should I play this?

[Dornkirk]

Sorry this isn't pretty, but the hand converter didn't read the post flop action correctly. 10+1 SNG on UB, 3rd hand. The details are below. Would you all risk all your chips this early on a drawing hand like this? I thought my odds were good in this situation, but am I right?

(No Limit Hold'em Sit and Go) $10+$1
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UTG is at seat 0 with 1050.
UTG+1 is at seat 1 with 980.
UTG+2 is at seat 2 with 950.
MP1 is at seat 3 with 1225.
MP2 is at seat 4 with 945.
Hero is at seat 5 with 1000.
CO is at seat 6 with 990.
Button is at seat 7 with 950.
SB is at seat 8 with 960.
BB is at seat 9 with 950.
The button is at seat 7.

SB posts the small blind of 5.
BB posts the big blind of 10.

Hero: Qc Jc

Pre-flop:

UTG calls. UTG+1 folds. UTG+2 calls.
MP1 calls. MP2 calls. Hero calls.
CO folds. Button calls. SB calls. gone
postal checks.

Flop (board: Tc 9s 7c):

SB checks. BB checks. UTG bets
45. UTG+2 calls. MP1 calls. MP2 folds.
Hero calls. Button raises to 350. SB folds.
BB folds. UTG goes all-in for 1040.
UTG+2 folds. MP1 folds. Hero goes all-in for
990. Button goes all-in for 940. UTG is
returned 50 (uncalled).

Results in white below: <font color="white">

Tournament all-in showdown -- players show:

UTG shows 9d 9h.
Hero shows Qc Jc.
Button shows 8s 6s.


Turn (board: Tc 9s 7c 3c):

(no action in this round)


River (board: Tc 9s 7c 3c 3d):

(no action in this round)




Showdown:

UTG has 9d 9h 9s 3c 3d: full house, nines full of threes.
Hero has Qc Jc Tc 7c 3c: flush, queen high.
Button has 8s 6s Tc 9s 7c: straight, ten high.


Hand #1774408-3 Summary:

UTG wins the main pot 2990 with full house, nines full of threes.
UTG wins the side pot 100 with full house, nines full of threes.

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[etizzle]

you had a 38% chance to win this, with their cards(so you have the best of it, &gt;1/3 chance to triple up). But if its just you and the 9 9 guy, you have like a 40% chance and he has a 60% chance, so i dunno. The main problem is that if he has a set, the 9c is not an out (whether that makes him quads or a boat). Also, obviously, if the board pairs on the river after you've made your flush/straight, then you've lost. I think this is usually a call, but it's gonna be close if you think he has 2 pair or better (if he has 2 pair you are the 52% favorite). If he would go all in with
A 10 or something like that, then you should definitely call.