PLO50 AA96ss 3way postflop line?

Bumb. Issue here is also my preflop range which should check very often. I think check would work somewhat better. We do have AA to potentially have winner in checkdown scenario anyway so trying to use that would likely be better.

Issue on turn especially giving some of villain range more equity is lack of fe. So I am pushing very low equity here with not that premium blocker value either. Seems too aggro.

On the flop I see checking and betting both being OK. Sure you won't be c betting AA very often on this board but your particular hand is ok to cbet I'd say. It's also easily strong enough to x-c too.
Your turn barrel seems logical and looks strong, it's just unfortunate that villain probably has the hand that you are representing.

In short, there are two kinds of players: those who call once on straight boards but become believers on turn barrel. And those who chase without odds on the turn or are not believers.

In games where you can make notes, that is very valuable information when you see someone call turn pot with a 2 pairs of even naked set. Or someone calls a lot of flops and folds a lot of turns.

Without any reads I think the line is good. Sometimes they have it, sometimes they don't. Important part is that often enough they fold the flop or turn. If this was PLO10 or in a pool where average player is a bit call happy, I would be carefull on those turn barrells. Call happy players don't like to fold on blank turns. As they didn't fold the hand on the flop, why would they fold it on the turn? They don't give a crap about probabilities or pot odds. Th turn creates a situation, where any non-A,K,Q makes the board hard to fire third barrell.

Solver likes to check-call, which makes sense if opponents are range-aware.