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[25NL Zoom] Flush draw in 3bet pot

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[25NL Zoom] Flush draw in 3bet pot

Blinds: $0.10/$0.25 (6 Players) BN: $24.30
SB: $55.28
BB: $48.00
UTG: $26.11
MP: $104.44
CO: $41.63 (Hero)
Preflop ($0.35) Hero is CO with J T
UTG folds, MP raises to $0.75, Hero calls $0.75, 2 folds, BB raises to $3.50, MP calls $2.75, Hero calls $2.75
Flop ($10.60) 3 A J
BB checks, MP bets $5.00, Hero raises to $16.50, BB folds, MP calls $11.50
Turn ($43.60) 3 A J 5
MP checks, Hero bets $21.63 and is all in, MP calls $21.63
River ($86.86) 3 A J 5 Q
Final Pot MP wins and shows a pair of Aces.
CO lost and shows a pair of Jacks.
MP wins $84.86
Rake is $2.00

Stats
MP is unknown, BB is 37/27/7, 96 hands.

Preflop
Standard call. Stacks are deep and it's multiway, which is beneficial for speculative hands. I close the action.

Flop
On the flop I can either call or raise. I decided to raise to utilize fold equity. I could get him to fold QQ, AQ, ATs. I think I made it a bit too big, because I only had a half pot bet left on the turn. Maybe $13 would have been better, so that Villain might fold to a shove on the turn (2/3 pot).

Turn
Again, I thought I had some fold equity that I wanted to utilize. Am I wrong here? Did I have no fold equity? When a player calls my raise on the flop, do you think he ever folds to a 1/2 pot bet on the turn?

Alternative line
Is calling the flop most profitable? The upside of calling is that the BB might call too and I can get paid off by more players if I hit my flush. The downside of calling is that I don't get MP to fold several stronger hands (AQ, QQ, ATs).

If I do call the flop, should I call the turn as well, or raise the turn?

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