PLO25 Unibet

Raise flop! You couldn't put him on a gutshot alright, but what about hands like 6789? Hands like 3456?
You should raise flop for value and to build the pot! T874ds is too loose to open utg,but if the table is passive and not punishing him, than it is fine to open that loose..

Definitely raise flop. You get most value on the flop, so don't miss it. Once a draw completes or board pairs, it means that you don't get value from a wide range.

Thank you for your comments Need to improve my game there

Well the first thing that stands out is that you should raise the flop. Actually if you think villain is very likely to be bluffing c/c with this hand is I suppose a reasonable line. But you have an absolute monster hand and do not hate any turns so you should raise it up and get as much money into the pot as possible. I do like your initial flop check as you are first to act and the guy with the initiative is right after you, so even if he checks back one of the other guys might stab.

I'm not sure what you are trying to accomplish by check minraising the turn. In general minraising is not a great idea because it gives your opponents great odds to draw out on you. It's good to stack off on the turn because even if he does have a straight you are going to have 40%+ and if he doesn't have a straight you'll have like 80 or 85%.

What do you guys think of leading the flop? seems weird that nobody mentioned it since villains are unknown. Like this board doesn't really hit UTGs range so I expect him to check most of the time if he's an unknown. And players in LP are also checking back bare FDs or 678* and not bluffing there really in my experience so yeah I'd donk in this spot, thoughts?

Unless someone has something, it's hard to get value. If you lead, people are folding all of their weak hands and calling with the rest. No one is going to raise. But if you check-raise, someone with something can put more money to the pot or even stack off (as they are mentally committed to the pot and might think you are semibluffing).