Me and a friend were discussing a preflop spot that occurs fairly frequently in live PLO, and once in a blue moon at 6m PLO.  The situation is with 250bb stacks, and 3 or more limps to you while holding some sort of marginal AA** with a nut suit, which option is better: limp behind, raise small, or pot? 

Unfortunately, my trial for Odds Oracle expired and I can't do these types of sims on Omaha Ranger.

If you could input a few ranges for me and run two quick sims, I'd really appreciate it.

P1's hand is AA96+nut suit. 

I'm not very good with PPT syntax, but for Villain's Range 1 I'd like something like 25%-top 10% in terms of playability.  Meaning I want to include some of the weaker AA/KK/QQ combos that flop fairly polarized, like AA**r/KK**r/QQ**r and mediocre single suited AA/KK/QQ in the limping range, and take out some of the stronger AA/KK/QQ combos, along with single suited and double suited rundowns and 1g, and 3 card connectors QJT or higher$ds.  And then stuff like AKQT/AKJt/KQT9ss/KQJT etc.  

For Range 2, input 50%- that same 10% range in terms of playability. 

We're looking for the frequency of two things happening.

Then when it allows you to ask a question, I want to know A) how often we set over set someone, and B) how often we flush over flush someone against these two range types in isolation.

It'd be awesome if someone could help me out w/ this.  We might even be able to generate a nice discussion from this.