$10 PL O 6-max: Opponent freerolling? Do we push?

I am again in a situation where I have only been at the table for about 6 hands and have no stats on villain. I lost my first hand with AAxx suited so I am down a buck.

Seat 1: piratecherok ($9.75 in chips)
Seat 2: gttrman ($3.95 in chips)
Seat 3: Bullterriër ($10.95 in chips)
Seat 5: jordanbillie ($9.05 in chips)
Seat 6: ecliptica666 ($9.40 in chips)
gttrman: posts small blind $0.05
Bullterriër: posts big blind $0.10
themeathook: sits out
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to jordanbillie [Kd 5s Qc Qh]
jordanbillie: raises $0.20 to $0.30
ecliptica666: calls $0.30
piratecherok: calls $0.30
gttrman: folds
Bullterriër: calls $0.20
*** FLOP *** [7c Ac Ts]
Bullterriër: checks
jordanbillie: checks
ecliptica666: checks
piratecherok: checks
*** TURN *** [7c Ac Ts] [Jd]
Bullterriër: checks
jordanbillie: bets $1.20
ecliptica666: folds
piratecherok: raises $3.60 to $4.80
Bullterriër: folds
jordanbillie ??????

Obviously I have the nuts right now, but I have absolutely no redraw. If a club hits or the board pairs I am checking the river. Is it -EV to get it allin here?

I haven't played PLO for a loooong time but i wouldnt like to flat call here, he has position and if the board pairs or a club comes then he doesn't even need the flush or house to push you off your hand, kinda looks like he could have the straight too, though unlikely b/c you have 2 of the queens and 1 of the kings, it's possible, then he might be totally freerolling against you if he also has 2 clubs.

You can't flat call b/c then you'll have put in half your stack, i'd get it in i think, you've got one of the clubs so his odds are decreased slightly, i dunno, i guess this is why i don't play it as much anymore, to much variance lol, just ship it and cuddle the variance though, embrace it

I've been playing 6-max PLO for a little while so take this for what its worth.

Pre-flop: This is by no means a premium hand and could go in the bin. That said don't raise UTG. You're opening yourself to a pot raise from a late position player and then you're stuck. I prefer a limp here. You're also out of position for the rest of the hand, so keep that in mind.

Flop: Check isn't horrible, especially OOP.

Turn: Shove it in. You have the nuts and you'de be surprised how often you see two pair at this level.

Pre flop: Fold or limp. You're working with a pair of Qs. No flush draws, no wrap, no nut high str8. Actually, unless this table is extremely loose, I would fold this.

Flop: You raised, now take control of the table. A bet is called for here. No free cards in Omaha

Turn: Shove. Take it down here. You'll get lots of callers chasing that flush or boat.

Make him pay to play! lol

preflop is a fold, dont limp, dont raise, dont consider it, u have no suits and only 1 straight draw