Just wondered how you play them? Talking about open ended straights and flush draws in multi way pot small stakes limit.

Best to build the pot as big as possible? Build big on the flop then ease down until/if you hit your card? Play safe unless you hit your card?

I think both check-calling and raising are mathematically correct as you normally get the right odds for chasing... The thing with raising is that a tight player who's finally found his hand after 45 minutes of folding is gonna be on tilt if you get your flush or straight on the river and that can be both fun and rewarding as the same player is possibly going to try to bust you the best he can...

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My usual tactics are to check raise on the flop, then call down until/if i hit my card later on. But yesterday I hit quite a few and wished i'd made the pot bigger on the turn, which i saw others do. If it comes off the pot can be massive, especially if it was a raised pot and an A is on the board, then again you could lose a few chips doing that too.