All opponents have been loose-passive over a small sample.

I've been trying to think harder about spots to slow down with AA preflop, but I don't think this is one of them. Potaments, imo.

The trouble with this flop is that I often have the best of it but I'm not doing so well that I necessarily want to bloat the pot.

I decided to bet for protection, ready to fold due to lack of equity against a loose-passive player's value/raising range. I also have the wheel draw, but this isn't PLO8 so it's not super valuable.

Picking up some two-pair/trips outs, I decided to fire a big second barrel. Even with so little behind, I'm not sure I can call a raise, but it didn't come to that.

I thought a long time about what to do here.

Having the Ah blocker is pretty nice. Villain is somewhat unlikely to have been drawing to a backdoor heart flush, but what do they have otherwise?

Spades makes sense.

A hand like 456 could be calling the flop, but you'd think they would jam the turn.

A hand like QQ/KK/AJ could be sticking around. Maybe 33/22?

What's our move?