The guy squeeze very wide, 15%+ prob
The second one looks like a winner at these games, vpiping ~30, quite passive, vbetting good hands

$0.05/$0.10 Pot Limit Omaha Hi
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Stacks:
UTG Hero ($10) 100bb
CO iwantyou1001 ($14.97) 150bb
BTN Vedic.Knight ($12.04) 120bb
SB OldHbtsDiHrd ($10) 100bb
BB rickydev1 ($16.79) 168bb
Pre-Flop: (0.15, 5 players) Hero is UTG J 10 4 K

Hero raises to $0.30, 2 folds, OldHbtsDiHrd calls $0.25, rickydev1 raises to $1.20, Hero calls $0.90, OldHbtsDiHrd calls $0.90

Flop: 2 9 J ($3.60, 3 players)
OldHbtsDiHrd checks, rickydev1 checks, Hero checks
Turn: 4 ($3.60, 3)
OldHbtsDiHrd checks, rickydev1 bets $0.50, Hero raises to $4.95, OldHbtsDiHrd goes all-in $8.80, rickydev1 folds, Hero goes all-in $3.85
River: 9 ($21.70, 2), 2 all-in
Final Pot: $21.70
OldHbtsDiHrd shows a full house, Nines full of Jacks
J 5 9 Q
Hero shows two pair, Jacks and Nines
J 10 4 K
OldHbtsDiHrd wins $20.78 (net +$10.78)
rickydev1 lost $1.70
Hero lost $10

What about flop bet? I have gutter and bdfd, SB can X/R and BB stillhas some AA and KK, so i decided to take a free turn
OTT lead is very weak, so i raise for value/protection

By default I might be stabbing a lot of flops when checked to, but I don't think you have tonnes of fold equity on this board with so many combos that are x/c.

Why raise turn? What worse do you expect to be called by? What better do you expect to fold? I like flatting turn and hoping to get to showdown, and sometimes for balance I might raise small to get to cheap river showdown.

Preflop is prolly closer than what many ppl think. Open folding in a rake heavy environment is def an option. Unless you have a big edge. Calling too light vs a squeeze not closing the action with non nut gappy hands like this is a typical leak - even at much higher stakes

Turn is a very easy jam with what figures to always be the best hand after the flop chk thru

+1

Your postflop line looks good. Regarding preflop I agree with what Oink.

I think this hand was well played, and yeah, you should probably bet the flop once the three better gives up. I just do not see the BB giving up with anything that connects on this flop. Betting does pretty much commit you.

We are very likely to have the best hand, the board is draw heavy as **** and the pot is big.

I am assuming he missed that OP has two pair.

I like old habits play here. Here is in prime position to check raise, with hero being squeezed between the PFR and himself and first to act. It's also nice to end the hand on the turn because even though he has a super strong holding on the flop and the turn there are tons of rivers he isn't in love with and is out of position for river play.

+1

Flop is pretty close, bet/calling should be fine vs everyone but is best against typical passive ABC opponents.

I have to disagree that the preflop call is a leak at any level. We're full stacked double-suited in position with good straight-making possibilities.