Chase the low draw?

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Good enough to peel one.

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I disagree. I discount the backdoor outs down to near zero. Normally, each backdoor flush/straight draw is worth 1 out each. I'd discount this to about .1 outs with the paired board and high hand. What kind of hands are staying in on this flop? Even if you're not drawing dead for high, any hand that contains a Ten in it would be staying in and taint your flush/straight outs. I think the discussion really should be limited to the backdoor low draw because of this. I could be wrong, but when you're looking for backdoor draws at 1/2 the pot which might not even be good if it hits, it just seems like a recipe for disaster.

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I second this. Flop fold seems trivially obvious to me.

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It seemed obvious to me too until I ran my excel spreadsheet counting specific cards with specific results. depending on what assumptions you want to use its relatively close.

-g

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OK I'll bite. What assumptions? runner runner highs are going to win x% or something? Low's won't get quartered?

It'd be cool if you could share the spreadsheet. I think Gooper did that once somehow.