PLO5, 6 handed Bovada. Hero is sitting with close to $10, playing relatively aggressively, not completely sure if villains are aware so i'd say we both don't have any solid reads on each other.

I open up from either UTG or UTG+1 with A4QJsshh, three callers and I'm second to act. flop comes J49hh. BB checks, I lead 3/4pot, both villains call (so villain on my left and right). Turn brings a 2, no double suits (just hearts).

First question: Do I EVER not continue on the turn here? (given no significant info on players involved...)

Second question: So I continue on the turn, lol. About 3/4pot, villain on my left rips it in giving me close to a 2.5:1 call. How this was played and given no time bank do you call?

I'll be on for a couple more hours so feel free to ask for anything I may have left out.

call in this spot

I would always continue that turn after betting flop, don't want to let them see a free riv and we probably have the best hand. On the turn, call the all in. They can be shoving it in with a worse hand, combo draw type hands or lower two pair, and even if he shows you bare top 2 you have the odds to call.

thanks for the feedback, he ended up having a set of nines but I binked the river. I wasn't sure if it is pretty standard for villain to be ahead in that spot often.

At first I didn't see that you had two pair and was a little confused; I think you played it fine. Villain's line is a little curious.

Not out of the ordinary.

He calls to see a turn and a safe card, with the intention of getting it in should the heart or straight miss and folding if they hit.

Bet/check decision comes down to how often V after you bets after you check. If it's >60% of the time or something, betting is very horrible (you can print $ by check/jamming); if he's checking back a lot, checking is not a good idea. In the middle you can lean towards betting.