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50nl FR Zoom vs winning reg (Top set facing turn check raise & river jam on Jc2h3h 4d 8h)

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50nl FR Zoom vs winning reg (Top set facing turn check raise & river jam on Jc2h3h 4d 8h)

BN: $19.99
SB: $68.12
BB: $113.73
UTG: $119.72
UTG1: $38.72
UTG2: $119.23
LJ: $50
HJ: $63.60
CO: $98.78 (Hero)
Preflop ($0.75) (9 Players)
Hero was dealt J J
UTG folds, UTG1 folds, UTG2 folds, LJ folds, HJ raises to $1.50, Hero calls $1.50, BN folds, SB folds, BB folds
Flop ($3.75) J 2 3 (2 Players)
HJ bets $2.25, Hero calls $2.25
Turn ($8.25) J 2 3 4 (2 Players)
HJ checks, Hero bets $4.50, HJ raises to $18.50, Hero calls $14
River ($45.25) J 2 3 4 8 (2 Players)
HJ bets $41.35, and is all in, Hero folds
Final Pot
HJ wins $43.21

Villain is winning reg playing who plays mostly 50&100nl FR, running 18/13/4 over 3.5k hands, and turn skip c-bet and chk raise 20% (10).  I'm wondering whether I've misplayed this hand. I know I could 3b pre, but there were a few recreational players behind, and wouldn't mind one of those in the pot too.

Raising the flop is an option but given we have the board crushed, I felt it would be optimal to let him barrel any bluffs he has in his range and evaluate on the turn.  Is this wrong?

Just wondering if he has much else in his range besides all the 56 & A5 combos?

AXhh?

22, 33 & 44's?

Maybe even QQ, KK & AA?

He snap jammed the river and wondering whether I made the correct fold?

Would jamming the turn be bad?  He has 9 combinations of 22, 33, & 44, plus 4 combos of AXhh (AK, AQ, AT, A4) that we beat and still have 25% equity if we are beat?


Thanks in advance.

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