[Closed] PLO10: Nut straight on a drawy board

After I've done some calculations, it looks like the shove was correct... Am I right?

ProPokerTools Omaha Hi Simulation
600,000 trials (Randomized)
board: 8♠9♥5♥
7c6sQdTh 57.16% (256,939 wins, 172,034 ties)
99**, 88**, 55**, 67**, AhJT*h 42.84% (171,027 wins, 172,034 ties)

Thank you in advance!

If you were IP you could consider looking for a safe turn but as played you're OOP and risk giving villain a free card if you plan to c/r the turn and he checks back so shoving is best IMO.

Being out of position gives you another option which is to call his raise and shove 100% of turns. You may be able to fold out another straight if a flush or full house hits. You might also fold out a flush draw or higher straight draw if the board pairs on the turn.

Really it comes down to what you think the other guy is raising on the flop.

As it is shoving the flop is *never* a bad play, you achieved something really important which was to not give yourself a tough decision on a later street. It's absolutely fine to play the hand as you did.

You may be able to fold out another straight if a flush or full house hits. You might also fold out a flush draw or higher straight draw if the board pairs on the turn.

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