Hi guys! Just started dabbling in PLO and am really unsure about some basic spots so I thought I'd come here for help. I'm readless in this spot. My own thoughts on this hand (correcting my thought process is not only acceptable but desirable) :

Pre: Btn's isoing range is presumably quite wide which I think would consist mostly of high pairs and rundowns, which we may dominate so I decided to raise to put more money in the pot with a quite playable hand which can make nut straights and flushes. If we get 4-bet I think we can call but not super happy about it. I think flatting could also be an option as this hand plays quite well multiway. However we have bad absolute and relative position to other players if this goes multiway so that's another reason why i decided to raise. When villain calls my raise I think his range is the same as his iso range with the exception of AA hands and the very best KK -hands (maybe we can exclude the very best broadway rundowns also)

Flop: I decided to bet without showdown value and with a wrap and 2 bdfds. I think folding villain's equity share is an ok result for us. Sizing wise I think I may have made it too small as we can't get stacks in by betting three streets without potting the turn. I would like to hear your thoughts on check-raising/check-calling this flop. Getting 3-bet after x/raising flop this deep would be quite awful situation imo though. Check-calling let's villain xback flop if he doesn't bet and if he bets he can xback turn however our equity should be pretty good on most turns and rivers versus his mid- and bottomrange. Betting the flop best option?

Turn: I think I now would prefer x/potting to any other options as we aren't folding out pretty much any better hands by betting the turn and it let's our opponent to stab with his draws and we have decent equity even against his 2 pair and sets. As played we need ~33% equity to call and I think it's very close between a fold and a call. Opinions on turn play?

Cheers!