Re: Big draw with awkward stack sizes
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Pushing seems to indicate a strong flush draw (either nut flush draw or oesf draw). If you had flopped a set/two pair, would you just push here? I doubt that.
Make a 2/3 pot-sized raise. If he pushes, then you have a decision to make about whether or not you want to gamble. If he simply calls, you have position on any turn and can easily check behind if you don't improve.
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fwiw, these stack sizes are shallow enough that i can comment with some level of experience, and i think pushing is correct here. the value of your hand goes down significantly on a whiffed turn, yet at the same time i dont think you can (or necessarily want to) "get away" on the turn. theres no raise other than a push, so just push.
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