Hi I'm Ghost 28 from Hong Kong, start to learn and play PLO since last year when join the PLO mastermind course Currently I'm playing at micro stake for practise and my aim is to play in high stakes in the future, and want to find peers to learn and push each other to improve every single day.

https://www.pokerstarsreplayer.com/hands/abc7b315c3 When I played, I wasn’t sure if it was a good call, but now I’m leaning toward it not being a good one. Villain is aggressive, but I just don’t have enough clean outs. Only the 4 and the A♦ are nut outs. On the river, I’d donk jam any 5 or any non–board-pairing diamond, and check-decide on a 6 or 8. Thoughts?

Is there any merit to flatting in this spot vs a good reg to keep in the very loose player on the button? I know that it is a standard 4-bet in theory, but pushing out the lag in order to flip against the pro doesn't seem like a great play.

https://www.pokerstarsreplayer.com/hands/7bfceaa73c I shoved after the the sb 4 bets with a short stack on the button, I guess I should have just called and seen the flop?

UTG (50bb) open, CO (120bb) call, I call in BB covering. Weird spot I came across here, I cannot use a HUD on this website but description of UTG is relatively tight player, CO loose/passive. Preflop - Feels like a punt to squeeze, hand carries too much EV to fold. (Calling range for CO spot vs 50bb open is supposed to be extremely tight but this player is a lot looser) Flop question - Check raise or check call vs loose/passive CO being over 100bb deep? -Debated XR to try & iso the short stack.. many combos that CO can still just call with on this board texture that we are well behind Result of hand in last two screenshots.