I'm new to PLO, been having a good time playing and think it's making me a better all around player. This is a hand on FTP 6max .50 BB and I'm looking for thoughts on all streets, mainly the flop but preflop is good too.

JTrogers and I were jawing for a little while, and during that period he sucked out on me calling a pot bet on the flop with middle pair, no draw and hit running trips for a boat, so I don't think he is great.

Full Tilt Poker Game #4266782479: Table Brown (6 max) - $0.25/$0.50 - Pot Limit Omaha Hi - 0:53:33 ET - 2007/11/23
Seat 1: ($47.25)
Seat 2: ($40)
Seat 3: DWMREP ($127.55)
Seat 4: ($36.30)
Seat 5: jtrogers ($40.70)
Seat 6: ($27.55)
monsoonAZ posts the small blind of $0.25
HIIMBROKE has 5 seconds left to act
HIIMBROKE posts the big blind of $0.50
The button is in seat #5
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to DWMREP [9h Js Jc Td]
DWMREP raises to $1.75
s folds
jtrogers raises to $6
monsoonAZ folds
HIIMBROKE folds
DWMREP calls $4.25
*** FLOP *** [Kc Qd 2s]
DWMREP checks
jtrogers has 15 seconds left to act
jtrogers bets $12.75
DWMREP raises to $51

If he's as bad as you say, I think you can find a better spot to play for stacks than one where you have the low end wrap draw and an underpair.

Nothing tilts me more when I'm reading strategy advice than the above 8 words. You realize that us taking this spot doesn't preclude us from finding another better spot later on right? It actually helps us, as we my get a loose image or our opponent may go on tilt, causing future spots to be even easier to find. It's either a +EV spot or a -EV spot. End of story.

In this case, if we're 100%, 100% sure he has aces, then we've got 10 outs twice and are about 40% to win the hand. You then lose about $2 on average by pushing. However, you stated that he's tilting and targeting you so he's nowhere near 100% to have aces. He could show up with ATTx or 7654 or JT98 or TT72 or a bunch of other hands that we are ahead of. If we're ahead 5-10% of the time and have 10 outs twice on average when behind (the times we have 12 outs will make up for the times when he has a set and we're in worse shape), then this becomes very +EV. You should get it in and gamble here.

Remember, throwing away $3 of equity in a big pot is much more costly than just about any bad preflop call that you might label an opponent a "fish" for.