That may be true--but if you want to play at higher limits (200 and up) and not lose your ass, I'd recommend taking it easier w/ top set no low draw on a two-to-a-low, two-to-a-flush flop. The time to get money in w/ that hand is after a turn brick arrives. The 52/48 here is about as good as it gets for this situation. Give the low draw some straight outs and it's real bad to give him a chance to get all-in on the flop.