go for glory or run?

Boy I don't even want to talk about what he had, unreal some calls, haha.

Here's the thing u from some reason decided to sit down with your entire bankroll, anyways, i had the bright idea that since I was on a fantasic run, that i'd step my game up, just a notch.

Playing omah hi

u get dealt in the bb, QJ hearts, and 10/9clubs, everyone limps and it comes to the sb (who by the way is just, words just can't express this guy, haha). He bets the pot, I called, button calls, flop was AK hearts, and 2clubs, sb, once again bets pot, now like I said, words can't express this guy, (but he's just to pushy, like really he does not comprehend checking, i swear the man is anti checking) I decided with so many outs, that i'd take the button out and rereraised, button folds, goes back to him and again bets pot (wtf), I called, turn was an Ace, bets pot again, I reraised, because if I had just called, I would've been down to like $30, and he calls, River An Ace


****kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

the dude, had 33,and 7/2 or some bunk like that

my question is even though, he won would u still risk it all
was I wrong frankly for my play, or attempt regardless of outcome

u should not have risked it there
u had no back up if u missed the str8 or flush
what stakes was it and why where u playing there
thats omaha a drawing hand is still a drawing hand, it may look good but if u dont catch u have 0

It was .50/1, and I was playing there because of how well I was doing, and I play more omaha, then nl,

if you play more omaha then you should know when to fold. Your flop raise is good, i like that play with all those outs. The call to the re raise isnt bad either, tough to get away from such a big drawing hand. But the moment the turn comes you need to fold, since you have 1 card left to hit a draw, and you have to dodge full houses

OP thinks good br management is they key to success.