Already on the flop I'm not loving life. This board favours his range quite a bit, I'm guessing we should be checking back some of our overpairs that block backdoor flushes. He has all sets in his range and probably some bluffs like A7s, maybe some overcards with BDFD. I'm not sure if he shoves all sets on the turn but my range is quite weak and looks to be quite overpair heavy. I probably only get here with A7s and 87s at some frequency but that isn't a huge amount of hands. I also don't think having the Ks is great as we block some of his bluffs.

How would you guys structure your range on the flop and would you consider jamming over his x/r with anything? Which hands would you call a shove with on the turn?