Hand converter is slow for me right now so I'm gonna rough it.

[Ks] in the BB. 3 limpers+SB. I raise to $3.50, MP limper and SB call. All 3 of us have full stacks, I cover both slightly.

[5h][Td] Pot $11.50
I usually don't c-bet 3-way pots oop, but MP was kinda nitty/rocky/set miner type (14/6 - 20 WTSD over 70 hands) so I made an exception. SB was a bit looser (25/8 28 WTSD), but I figured I would get MP outta the way and be in position, probably with a free river at worst.

But MP calls a $7 bet and SB folds. Ehhhh....set? Ok, I'm done. Small mis-hap.

Pot $25.50
I check, MP checks. Hmm....no set? Flush draw? Super slowplay?

Pot $25.50
I bet $12.50 with my newfound straight. MP shoves for $44.50 total. Wait....WTF? Straight? Set+tilt+temporary insanity? Maybe he doesn't see the straight? Can't have a 6, can he?

Unless your suits are wrong, the flush got there. But I dunno if soooted is in his limping range.

Sorry, river was a spade. Fixed.

Your right. It's not a lot of hands, but it's about enough were you can start getting general ideas. You don't get as many hands vs players in FR as 6-max. Couple hundred is a lot. I usually consider anything under 15 nittish. Although on Stars I'll see many, many under 10% (mostly losers by the way).

I understand the float. I just don't like it here and think it's a loser for a couple of reasons. One being the other player still in the pot, another being that most times I have a big hand here that he doesn't know me well enough to know if I'll fold and even if I will he'd most likely have to put his whole stack at risk to find out.