Playing live 2-2 PLO at Parx casino in Bensalem PA. Dealt AcKc10d9d. Two limps and I pot to 12. Get 3 callers. Hero has about 600 and Villian has about 900.

Flop comes QcJd10c. So I flop the nuts with nut draw and backdoor straight flush draw.

Villian is 1st to act and pots it. Gets one call and to me. I?

I feel that you can only comfortably pot this flop with the nuts. I have seen him stack off with 2nd nut straight and no redraw. So if he has the nuts straight here I see him definitely calling it off. He has been active and mixing it up. Even called my limp pot in position (which I obviously had AA to his OOP pot with A863 single suit not nut suit and ran it 3 times when I shoved flop. This guy definitely gets it in light)

My question since I just absolutely demolished this flop. Should I be potting hoping he stacks off with nut straight no draw or worse draw. Or do I call and pot turn? I don't think 2 pair or even sets should be donking out here so he has to have the nut straight right or at least some kind of straight or set with draw. Shouldn't if he is potting OOP with top set plan on calling repot. If not why not just check call check decide turns?

What do you guys think?

How deep is the caller in the mid?

if you are potting here, you might turn your hand face up. But I don´t think thats a concern in that situation.

Mid caller is similar to hero in stack size

That's what I'm thinking to But am I leaving value on the table or letting sets or 2 pair easy prices to draw out when they might likely call for more.

You can raise less than pot, I would raise