PLO100 SH - playing weak draw OOP

[Remoh]

I'm new to PLO and not sure if my play is totally fishy or ok fishy on all streets.
UTG looks like a TAGish reg.

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
PL Omaha $1(BB) Replayer
Hero ($113)
BB ($129)
UTG ($130)
CO ($16)
BTN ($109)

Dealt to Hero T 7 T J

UTG raises to $3.50, fold, fold, Hero calls $3, fold

FLOP ($8) 9 Q 6

Hero checks, UTG bets $6, Hero calls $6

TURN ($20) 9 Q 6 Q

Hero bets $11,

preflop I thought I have to defend some hands and BB didn't look that good, so I'm often playing a 3way pot against at least one weak opponent. I mean the hand has some set potential and is a little bit connected.

On the flop I have an OESD and think I'm able to get my opponent off a hand if a diamond comes on the turn and I donk. So I call. How would you like a donk/fold on the flop? How to play the turn after donking the flop?

Then the Q comes and I thought it couldn't be that bad to donk this card, too. It's less likely he has one, I'm able to set the price for the rivercard and he has to fear that I will bet again on the river. If I hit my straight I even could vbet it because my line looks like a bluff or full house and he could call again with some 2pair type hands if he is suspicious. I'm not sure.

Any tips?

[BigCheesy]

I'd fold preflop as default, it's hard to get paid if you hit.
Flop seems standard, your turn bet looks too weak and doesn't rep much besides Qx so I don't like it much. He's probably checking back most of his range that doesn't contain trips+ so you are just guessing your way in the hand and it basically commits you to bet river on some cards that you miss.

[grizy123]

no clue what you're trying to do here.

You're better off c/r the turn and you can't really call the flop unless villain gives up on a lot of turns.

[demo79]

Weak hands/draws +OOP = trouble in PLO

try to avoid putting this two together in the future and you´ll increase your winrate,
as played check fold turn.