Here's the thing with middle set in Omaha 8: you need your opponent to not have a top set most of the time. Because when you get all in with middle set against top set, you're practically dead, but when you get all in with middle set against say a flush draw, two pair or double draw, your opponent still has a decent amount of equity. This is especially true when there are low draws on the board (but not the case here).

The other thing I'll say is be careful with PT stats. I'm villain in this hand [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] and I'm actually a very tight player (25/2/2 range). PT stats can be VERY misleading if you don't have a lot of hands with the player.