Typical 9-handed $1/$2/$5 PLO game - lots of multiway action.

Villain is deepest stack with about $2.5k. He is VERY aggressive in pots he is involved in and also has shown a tendency to splash around a little and make loose calls. Bet-sizing is either pot or check.

Only hand we've seen him play at showdown:

3-ways. BB leads PSB Jx 7s 6s, fold, then villain pots it IP.

BB calls.

Turn 2x check / snap check.

River 9s. BB leads for 1/4 PSB. Villain snap calls with JJxx.

Now to the hand I am in.

Eff Stacks $900. Straddle on for $10.

We complete in SB 9s8c6s6c. Flop is seen 8 ways. Relevant Villain is in HJ.

Flop (Pot $80): Jc Th 6d

Checks around

Turn: 7d

Checks to Villain who pots $80. We check-raise to $320. He calls.

River: 5x

We jam.

Do we like the turn x/r? Or is this a spot we should flat and let villain barrel off (as I said, he was very aggressive).

Hand 2

Villain is BB from first hand (who probed River). He's done this a bit when board texture changes on River (eg flush got there on turn, river paired and he would lead for smallish bet. Seen him end up with bluff here a few times). Villain has also been very 3-bet happy preflop.

Eff Stacks: $700

Folded around to Hero in CO. 3x JcTs8c8s

Villain (SB) 3Bets to $45.

Hero Calls.

Flop 7c 6s 5d

Villain Checks.

Hero bets $55

Villain calls quickly.

Turn: 8d

Villain Checks

We Check.

River (Pot $210ish): 8h

Villain Bets $130, we jam, villain folds

Thoughts on my line?