Ok so I'm not great at PLO obv, but what's my line here? Raising the flop is probably optimal?

Full Tilt Poker $5/$10 Pot Limit Omaha Hi - 3 players
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Hero (BB): $1108.50
BTN: $2557.00
SB: $1075.50

Pre Flop: ($15.00) Hero is BB with 6 Q 8 7
BTN raises to $30, 1 fold, Hero calls $20

Flop: ($65.00) 3 7 Q (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $54, Hero calls $54

Turn: ($173.00) 5 (2 players)
Hero bets $173, BTN requests TIME, BTN raises to $692, Hero raises to $1024.50 all in, BTN calls $332.50

River: ($2222.00) 2 (2 players - 1 is all in)

c/r flop or donkbet flop

´The flop is the time to make the move here, check-raising certainly is the best play. The reason being you don't want him to hit some miracle-card for free, as it were.

In this situation you call flop and bet out on turn. I really don't like betting out on turn since it seems like a pretty obvious stop bet. Reason being, that you would try to check-raise almost every time you actually had the nuts on turn.

As it stands I am really keen on knowing about your reasoning in this hand, as that would let us know what we need.

So, how do you see your opponent and the history you have together? I mean, how wide does he think your range is here? Also, how wide range do you think HE has in this spot?

Now, there are some players that would never call flop and raise turn (as you did) without having hit the nuts on turn, so he certainly thinks that you have a wider range than you. But how wide? Would he think you could bluff here?

And on the other hand, what is his worst hand when raising you on turn? AA24 with diamond draw? Wider? Narrower?

Would he see your turn bet as a stop bet and raise with air to try to bluff you, since he thinks you can fold?

I am keen in learning what your actual thought process was during the hand?

Donkbet >>>> C/R in these kinda spots imo. In all but the most aggressive games you can't really expect much action when ahead if you're C/Ring bare top two on a board this dry.

I like your line post but fold pre

I would c/r this flop. I like leading if you think he could raise you on the flop otherwise I like c/r the flop.

Donking is probably suboptimal for OP if he didn't consider it an option, his range for doing so is going to be really unbalanced. If I'm not c/ring flop I'm def c/ring turn instead of donking it.