Nut flush and gut shot straight draw

[shazbox]

The hand converter isnt working for me, so Ill just type it out.

So, I flop nut flush draw, as well as a gutshot to nut straight, no pairs on the board so I figure the flush or straight is the winner.

2 guys end up all in, do you call? I counted 9 outs of the suit for the flush, and 3 others for the straight. so its near 45-50% to win right?

so with 2 other people all in, its an easy call? or did i just donk off a buy-in?

EDIT: I guess they both could already have straights, but even then you still have the flush.

[Renton]

we need details. the hand history and your reads on the opponents.

In general it isn't a mistake, but if you have reason to believe someone flopped a set or a straight, it becomes a little harder to call that, because you often only have 30something percent % vs a set or a straight.

[shazbox]

Hmm, cant seem to find the hand history. I should have copied it to a text file.

But ya, one of the guys was new at the table, so no real read there other than that he bought in for something like 8 dollars at the 25NL table, which could or could not mean something. The other guy seemed to be a little crazy, he had re-raised me a few times with hardly anything.

The guy won it with two pair aces and kings. The other guy had 23 of spades (which made his all-in bet on the flop seem a little aggresive)

But ya, I'll save the hand history somewhere easy to find next time.

And, I didn't even think of set in this case. Which shows how great I am lol

[wufwugy]

Much easier to decide with the nut flush draw. If an opponent has that then you're fucked if you call.