Double nut flush draw in big 4-way pot

[Toesack]

Cake full-table PLO .25/.5 loose-as-balls game.

The guy who minraised PF is a complete donk and has been raising various amounts at a whim, usually with something like J822 rainbow. The guy with the huge chipstack just came off of two hands where he quintupled up from $50 to $250, so for this hand I assume he's making some looser calls. I don't know about the third guy.

Hand History

Hero, Toesack, had (in white) <font color="white"> Ah As Th 8s, giving me the nut flush drawx2, low straight, and nut straight draw on the turn </font>

Basically, did I play this correctly? Should I have reraised PF and maybe (loose as balls game) knock one other guy out? In my mind I think I played this standardly, but maybe a little passively, however I'm not the poker guru some of y'all are.

[Full-Metall]

raise preflop
raise flop
raise/push turn

[chucky]

The rule of thumb is you have maximum of 14 nut outs and probably 2-3 split pot outs in this hand. I reraise this hand preflop. Raising the flop with fold out some weak draws. Definitely shove the turn.