I used to be a bonus chaser and nut peddler 2 years ago. Yesterday , the best maniac I have on my buddy list was playing PLO 6-max and I decided to sit at his table.

Here are the biggest hands, any comments are welcome.

1: [6d][Qc][Qd] on BB eff stacks $50 ( hero is always full stacked unless mentioned )

A tight player raises the min from MP, I'm the only caller. Flop is , he BTP, I make a pot size raise ($18) , he has $42 left



2: on BB eff stacks $150
2 limpers, SB completes , I call. Flop is
Villain , who was the only one who were showing good hands, BTP OTB, SB folds, I raise to $16, field folds, He thinks and re-raises to $52


3:[Tc] OTB, main villain's is $60
Folded to me and I raised to $3.5, the blinds called. SB is a chaser. BB seems tight.
----- FLOP ----- , chk, chk,chk.
----- TURN ----- [Qs], chaser BTP ($8), BB folds

TY

Hand 1 :
We pushed, he shows and my Qs full stood good !

Hand 2 :
Monk is right.
I raised, he pushed and I called. He had : and caught his ten on turn.
The table was so fishy... Why did I play back the only one who could get my stack this way ?

Hand 3:
I raised pot, he called with and didn't improve.
Stone : I'm not 100% sure about raising this flop. At that point I felt that being re-raised or playing a big pot on turn would be awful. Its 6-max and it seems OK to take these pots but there was a chaser on the flop and I would be called too often and I simply don't know how much of the profitability of this c-bets relies on FE. How much would u have bet on flop ?