OESFD on flop

[drtofu66]

This was on 10NL Bodog, so I'll have to reconstruct the hand as best I can:

Stacks:
Me (BB) ~$10
Villain (button)~$10

I'm dealt Jc9c in BB.
4 limp in, I check.

Pot $0.50
Flop:
3cTc8h

SB checks, I bet $0.40. 1 fold, CO calls, button raises to $1.90. SB folds.

How much do you reraise here? Just push since I'm going to be investing most of my stack on this street and the next and hope he calls?

[chardrian]

2 options:

1) push knowing you have the odds.

2) Call and hope CO comes along for the ride.

Also - this is one of those hands where you need to be careful because your flush draw might not be the best one.

[givememyleg]

Well technically you have an OESD/FD.. and OESFD would would be the flop came 3hTc8c.

I like a push here. You are a favorite against many hands here. Plus you have FE when you raise, and might take it down right there. You lose a lot of value from flops like this when the turn is X. Lets just assume villian has A10 and takes his TPTK to the wall:

Board: 3c Tc 8h

equity (%) win (%) tie (%)
Hand 1: 62.8283 % 62.83% 00.00% { Jc9c }
Hand 2: 37.1717 % 37.17% 00.00% { AdTh }

But if the turn is a blank:

Board: 3c Tc 8h 2d

equity (%) win (%) tie (%)
Hand 1: 40.9091 % 40.91% 00.00% { Jc9c }
Hand 2: 59.0909 % 59.09% 00.00% { AdTh }

Still not a huge dog but still a dog. This of course is just an example if villian had TPTK. If someone raises you here it should come down to your reads on how to act. You are a 60/40 dog against a set.