Blinds are 0.5/1 and tables are very loose and most players are passive, with a few LAGs thrown in. People tend to be very loose preflop and then tighten up a bit post flop.

Hand #1
I got T986s in the SB with a full stack, everyone has me covered. 4 limpers, then MP raises to 4 and gets a caller, I call as does everyone else so there's 8 people to the flop.
Flop comes 67T with a spade draw I don't have. I pot it for 32, raiser calls as does the button.
Turn is an off suit 8, I push for 62 more.

Should I have gone for a check/raise or check/call here instead?


Hand #2
AAQ9 with the queen suited in MP with a triple stack. 3 limpers to me and I pot it to 6.50 and get 5 callers. Flop comes TJ6 with my queen high flush draw. EP bets 4 and gets two callers. Better and first caller started with full stacks, second caller is short. I pot it to 60 obviously intending to call a push.

I'm not horribly in love with this flop but overpair+(bad)oesd+3:d nut flush means I can't really fold here to this bet and pretty much any card on the turn can screw me. I can't be too far behind ONE player (probably ahead) so I push.


Hand #3
I've got AA54s in EP, UTG+1 open limps and I limp behind. Two more limpers then it is raised to 4 from the SB. Original limper call and now I re-raise to 19. I get 3 callers. Flop comes 45J rainbow. Checked to me (one guy behind) and I pot it, which basically puts everyone in.

I'm thinking this is a bad re-raise preflop, right? On the flop I've got bottom two, which seems pretty weak, but the only hand that should be ahead of me should be JJ or the same two-pair+oesd, right? Effective stacks means I've only got one pot bet so shove it?