Pair + Flush Draw Oop

[thenamezjohn 0]

wow.. been a long time since i posted.. let alone played.. if i didnt format this right.. or made a donk move.. let me know.. dont hold back either.. 1/2 NL, $100 buy-inHero (BB) : $320ish [ ]MP1: $280ish MP2: $100ishReads: None really on MP1, MP2. MP2 doubled up 2nd hand when his KK bested JJ on a preflop all-in. MP1 and MP2 have been in for about 2 rotations.Pre-flop: MP1 pretty much min-raise to 5, MP2 calls, folded around to me, SB calls, I call.Flop: SB bets 5, I raise to 20, MP1 raises to 50, MP2 raises all-in, SB folds, Hero?Thoughts: Well, I strongly felt was behind with the action that took place, but statistically was it worth to call the all-in? I felt was I gonna play for MP1's whole stack anyways, because I felt that MP1 would shove anyways if i called. My initial thought was that MP1 had a big ace, and MP2 was on a draw. Good reads? Thoughts/Opinions?

[rdtedm 0]

A higher FD or a set are likely enough here to merit a fold.

[sabes99 0]

you would think with three opponents that someone would have some of your flush outs covered...i fold very reluctantly

[NoBBiR 0]

The really sucky thing is, that you're winning your fair share (around 1/3) here even if you're up against two sets, a set and two pair, TP and Set, TP and Two pair. The only thing you would have to worry about would be a hand like 10d8d that kills your equity. It's pretty much just a gamble, and since you haven't invested a whole lot in this pot, it's probably a for sure fold. If you were committed you could happily put the rest in. But if you flat call the nearly $100 bet of MP2, MP1 could want to play for stacks with a set or two pair and he has nearly as much as you. Def. seems like a fold to me.