Best flop play here?

Obviously, I made no money on this one, as I bet out immediately. Does anyone check this flop?

If the board ended up pairing, obviously I'd have a full boat, but it'd be a mini one. If a low comes out, then I lose 1/2 the pot. Thanks

***** Hand History for Game 2902412598 *****
$25 PL Omaha Hi/Lo - Wednesday, October 19, 22:14:01 EDT 2005
Table Table 66247 (Real Money)
Seat 7 is the button
Total number of players : 9
Seat 6: dedhed ( $34.49 )
Seat 7: IceBoxCharli ( $21.73 )
Seat 9: davebreal ( $51.85 )
Seat 5: FenixKage ( $10.76 )
Seat 8: FatCharlie35 ( $19.44 )
Seat 10: TAKEaSHOWER ( $23.05 )
Seat 4: O___d ( $21.85 )
Seat 1: Twinklebone ( $30.55 )
Seat 2: AmourOfGod ( $6.93 )
davebreal posts small blind [$0.10].
TAKEaSHOWER posts big blind [$0.25].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to davebreal [ As 2d 2h Js ]
Twinklebone calls [$0.25].
AmourOfGod raises [$0.50].
O___d folds.
FenixKage folds.
dedhed folds.
IceBoxCharli folds.
davebreal calls [$0.40].
TAKEaSHOWER folds.
Twinklebone calls [$0.25].
** Dealing Flop ** [ Ts, 5s, 2s ]
davebreal bets [$1.70].
Twinklebone folds.
AmourOfGod folds.
davebreal does not show cards.
davebreal wins $3.40
Twinklebone has left the table.

It's a fairly unappealing flop for most hands, and leading full pot against a PF raiser makes a strong statement. Against average opponents I'd lead weakly to build a pot for turn (50-75c). In this case checking is best as Amour can be aggressive at times; give him a chance to continuation bet. I'd probably flat call his c-bet and check raise turn.

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If a low comes out, then I lose 1/2 the pot.

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What pot?

You're right Phil. Plus, a smaller bet might induce a bluff right on the flop.