Re: Right Play?
This is a bad spot to put your money in. When you have an over pair + a flush draw, one could argue you have 11 outs, but they are wrong. 10 outs is only correct for the flop. You have 9 sure outs in reality, 7 on the flush draw (2 hearts will pair the board, 1 on flop, and 2 going to the river), and 2 on the set, but the problem is, when you have said flush draw vs. a set, you are a 3-1 dog. Unless you are getting 3-1 from the pot, or 3-1 from implied odds, then you should chase. But if you are not, it is an incorrect call. You are getting the 3-1 due to the effective odds of the opponent with the top set filling up. Chasing would have been a bad option, in my opinion. I dont want to be all in with a flush draw against a set, ever.
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