Not many reads on villain. However, he does have a weird stack size, so likely rec. I have a slightly LAG image.

SB flatting range should contain a fair number of broadway-type hands, suited connectors and pairs. I don't really have a range advantage on this board. Equilab puts the equities at around 50/50 with a reasonable range. So I go for a slightly big size on this dry-ish board. Probably could have gone bigger.

I was debating whether to bet or check. In hindsight, I probably should have checked here. But betting also makes some sense, since I have backdoor flush draw and backdoor straight draw, and one overcard. However, I can't really see him folding anything better. Maybe something like AJo if he flatted pre.

The turn is a great card for my range, plus it gives me gutshot + FD. Since the turn is good for my range, I make a small-ish bet, hoping to take down the pot and/or set up a river jam.

Unfortunately, my opponent jams on me, and it's brutal to lose all that equity. I don't think I'm getting the right price to call.

How should I have played this hand?