villain is a nit, so he has AA here almost always,
MP is 47/12 loose pre, passive after ...

is calling flop an option to keep MP in pot?

iPoker - $0.10 PL Hi - Omaha - 6 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

CO: $5.69
BTN: $10.20
SB: $17.81
BB: $18.10
Hero (UTG): $10.13
MP: $6.25

SB posts SB $0.05, BB posts BB $0.10

Pre Flop: ($0.15) Hero has T K Q J

Hero raises to $0.30, MP calls $0.30, fold, BTN raises to $1.35, fold, fold, Hero calls $1.05, MP calls $1.05

Flop: ($4.20, 3 players) 9 T 2
Hero checks, MP checks, BTN bets $2.20, Hero raises to $8.78, fold, BTN calls $6.58

wp

pot pre ur hand is nutso. flop WP.

too freakingly strong on the flop, is better to raise, you want max value, wp. Today I learned to value bet better on PLO lol

Id 4bet if stacks were deeper.

Why? Why would you 4bet if stacks were bigger? OP states in the thread that he is a nit. Can you please, please god tell us why you want to stack of preflop facing an AA-heavy range?

OP: calling flop becomes a bit fancy-play. Raising is good. Note that this is (imo) a very good spot to lead out on the flop. You should have a leading-range in general, and in this situation you might be lucky enough to get a call from the passive player in the middle, before PFR shoves over your bet+his call.

If the passive player in the middle folds, it is very likely that he would fold anyways, when the PFR bets and you raises. This way, you ensure some extra equity the times he feel he is strong enough to call one bet (i would bet around two-fiddy ($2.5)) but he is not strong enough to call the PFR cbet + your shove). It is also likely (though not certain) that the PFR will call/shove about as often as he would cbet if you both check to him. Not completely sure of this though, been couple of months now since I played $10PLO.

If I donkbet $2.5 I'm shoving all turns no matter what, on this specific board