$600 PLO I'm not sure of my play on every street.

[MadScientist]

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lol oh my god post more madscientist

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Let me try again, you have the second nut flush draw and the KKs. Having played this hand a bunch of times, I feel like I overplayed it before and ran into people with better hands than mine, especially in raised pots.
You play looks fine since you have a good hand and a good draw (neither the nuts), but I don't think it is best as you'll get into marginal spots and run yourself into better hands.

All I was trying to point out with my above post is that even against the hands you are ahead of that would be in there against you, you aren't that far ahead of them, they have a lot of outs. You really want a fold here, right? But you don't get it very often as there are many people looking to felt two pair hands, can't let go of the NFD, etc.
Plus you'll run yourself into a set, or worse (AA with NFD) often enough that it isn't good.

*Summary, you're behind on the turn pretty often.
Wouldn't this whole line be better if you had min raised or limped pf?

[Eagles]

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Say he had the nut flush draw and a pair on the board...
He would have 3 overs, 7 flush outs (which are killer), and like 9 outs to two pair, so easily enough to call.
With just NFD, he has ten outs, so his call given implied odds on flush draw (stacking you) is just fine.

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Think about what hands am I playing like this, then think about what hands I am playing like this... Now think of how the NFD does against that range.

[MadScientist]

I agree that in general the NFD does not do well against your range. I would not call with it. I was just pointing out that a common "mistake" people would make against you isn't so bad here.
Can we get results Eagles?