should i raise the on the turn.

[SportsW234 0]

$5 buy-in Omaha Hi-Lo tournament. Blinds are 30-60. My stack is about average at $900.In early position, I limp with A 3 J J .Two other players limp and blinds play along.Flop come K 8 4 Giving me draws to the nut flush and second nut low. Blinds check, I bet, player right after me raises, third limper cold calls, so does small blind, big blind folds, and I call.Turn brings gin with the J . I have the nut flush now, along with trips jacks for backup, and still the 2nd nut low draw.Small blind bets out, now what do I do? A raise might get me heads-up against a probable lower flush with a worst low draw? I might lost action though to my big hand if the players fold behind? Calling also might let someone catch a better low with A2 without paying two big bets.I ended up calling along with the other two players. Five hits river. Small blind bets, I raise, and all three call. I end up splitting with someone who had A2.Was my call correct?

[JacKingOff_suit 0]

Easy raise, very easy.See why? A2 won't fold, weak flush won't fold.... you put a knife on their heads and they still won't fold. Just build the pot.Good luck.

[Rocketwadster 0]

IMO you should raise this every time, at that stage of the tourney for sure. Ace 2's won't fold regardless, and many a bad flush, two pair, and trips will come anyhow. 8)