I don't play PLO but calling a pot size flop bet with AT and no direct draws seems like a big mistake (flop). I'll wait for someone else to chip in on the turn as I don't think I can give a good analysis to help you.

I think we can fold the turn here. Its hit our range quite well that turn and he continues to fire so not expecting to be ahead to often.I think even the crazy players realize that this hits ur range so i would be worried when getting potted into. We are not that high up in our range. We will have some worse hands ofc but also alot of str8s and 2p with str8 draws so I think its fine to muck this when we only have 4 outs when behind.

Some good info here would be, 3bet vs UTG. Does he always pot? Have you seen him overplay thin value? These things can change my decision.

@Harvie Flop call is standard.

I would prefer leading flop rather than check calling. We can bet flop and bet most turns and take it down. If he raises flop I would fold. More information than this requires reads on the opponent.

i agree with fold on turn, it looks like he 3 bet rundown, i know i do 3 bet small with rundown in similar spots, its easyer to call 4bet, and when you 3 bet your small flushes plays better

How loose is this guy? If he has a 15% 3b or something and is doesn't care where the open comes from, this could be a 4b pf, but calling is very standard.

OOP vs a wide undefined range, I would fold this flop. We have a lot of dirty outs and when we improve we often don't get to realize the full equity of our hand (he can check back on a Q or an A with some draws that have a bunch of equity).

IP is a different story obviously and I'd call the flop.

As played, the turn is a gross spot but folding is best unless he is waaay out of line. Change your Q to a J and I'm stacking off.

PS. I'm loving that there's some PLO hands popping up more and more on this forum

Made some more anylsis and spoke with some friends. Agree with redroiski that we muck flop vs Pot bet flop OOP but call it IP.

I would be nice to know his stats. Are we talking about thinking player who is a bit aggressive, or is he a total 100/100/100 aggromonkey?

I don't play PLO but calling a pot size flop bet with AT and no direct draws seems like a big mistake (flop). I'll wait for someone else to chip in on the turn as I don't think I can give a good analysis to help you.