$2.2 PL O Deep Stacked: Push small edge in omaha or just call?

[NiceNisus]

Flop nuts with 7 5 5 3,

A24 rainbow board, guy played his hand in way that it's smart to put him on AAXX.

Check to him and he bets pot. Both fairly deep stacks, do you try to get him all in on flop or call and see the board not pair on turn then get $ in as a bigger favorite to win?

 

[rounder22]

I'm not sure what the exact suit of the cards were on the flop but I tryed without knowing that.

pokenum -o 7d 5d 5h 3h - as ah 8d 9c -- ad 2h 4s
Omaha Hi: 820 enumerated boards containing 4s Ad 2h
cards win %win lose %lose tie %tie EV
7d 5d 5h 3h 520 63.41 300 36.59 0 0.00 0.634
As 9c 8d Ah 300 36.59 520 63.41 0 0.00 0.366

If he bricks on the turn your usually at least 75% or higher so
I wait until turn to get it in.

 

[slycbnew]

Stack sizes? Medium to deep effective stacks (I'm not sure whether the title refers to the MTT format or to you being deep stacked), call and push a safe turn imo. Short effective stacks, get it in now.

 

[NiceNisus]

medium to deep effective stacks, okay thx, seems caling to get it in on turn is best play