I am interested in "technically" correct plays please, not so much the outcome of the hand which I win
in the BB in a PLO freezeout
blinds 300-600
full table of 9, 2 tables left 5 paid
in the bb with

three limpers, sb completes and I check my option
3000 in the pot
stack sizes me 16,000
others range 10-17000, largest being the EP limper. average in the comp is 11,000
flop
Question One
On a co-ordinated board I check bottom set OOP to re-assess when the action comes back to me. I intend to call one pot sized bet (multi way if necessary), but fold to heavy action.
Is this a strategy you would agree with multi way OOP on a drawy board?As it happens the action is checked round
turn
Question 2
With the Nut flush draw, and a turn that isn't likely to have improved many hands, do you now lead, or continue to try to keep the pot small OOP?I check, EP bets the pot, remainder fold and I call
9,000 in the pot
Question 3
By calling here, I do not have the odds to draw to the flush but implied odds to the nuts obviously. In practice do these implied odds work? am I likely to get paid if a spade comes? if I house up, do I have negative implied odds more often than not in a game of the nuts like PLO?River

Gives me a non nut house. I have the EP bettor on J 9/8 8/10 10,maybe an Overpair ...can't see much else that fits apart from a bluff (maybe betting an overpair here is a bluff?). He is an experienced dealers choice player, no mug
Question 4
Do you value bet? check-call?I check intending to check call
He checks behind
I beat J9 (flopped straight)
OK fire away..interested in any comments at all stages of the hand..when to be aggressive, when to be cautious, how to maximise value etc etc
first ever Omaha tournament I have played, hence the steep learning curve!