Hi,

I've been playing plo5 on and off for about half a year and despite studying a fair amount of preflop with a solver library (which unfortunately has no postflop solves), I consistently find myself not knowing what I'm doing. I play around 23/16 on apps over about 30k hands.
In this hand, I already started misplaying preflop. I knew it was at best a close spot but I decided to squeeze because MP is a big whale and UTG raises too much. Perhaps flatting is still better or even just folding?

Flop: Not sure, but it seems like we aren't really pushing equity by cbetting 3 way, am I wrong?
Turn: Seems like an obvious value bet, especially vs 2 checks from weaker players which usually means they are capped to worse than QT
River: Seems too thin to bet with the straight possible
I appreciate any advice on this hand or on multiway hands in general.
Btw: take the VPIP/PFR stats with a grain of salt because they are not-so-slightly inflated by shorthanded action.

I'll take a shot - think preflop is fine given you're usually going to be IP, you have a hand that can make the nuts, and your opponent's most likely are calling way too wide. On the flop - I believe SPR is about 1.5 essentially 3 way - you block everything but TT. Think I'd just bet/call to protect my equity and should have the best hand more than not. As played on the turn - I do like the bet, and river here is certainly a check back.

All streets are relatively close imo.

Pre mixing between flat and 3! seems fine, even though flat is probably better in theory.

As played, I would bet the flop.

As played, betting the turn is fine.

As played, there is a still a good argument to keep betting the river, given we block the nut straight, nut set and nut third set. Hero may be able to fold out better made hands like qt or 22. But given villain's awkward stack it is less attractive.

I would just pot gii on flop given spr.

Not a PLO5 expert, but feel like with gutter and overs can just bet gii flop.