Looks good.

Could flat the turn and let btn keep barreling since you block both flush draws. Turn raise size is so merged and doesn't leave any FE for villain to make a play, at the same time offering odds to whatever villain has. Jamming feels like it loses too much value though, so maybe the turn size is fine. I do believe calling the turn instead of raising is a decent mix.

Against a reg im probably flatting turn to let him value town himself/continue bluffing.

Against a recreational I’m mostly just raising turn for value, but flatting could be good if they are the aggressive type and can barrel off/value cut themselves.

A concern I have about raising turn is people probably are quite accustomed to making big turn folds, so it kinda skews his range in a bad way, so I’d like to flat to keep it wider. When he jams we aren’t very excited, but still stacking. Where if we flat we get to play against a range we are quite far ahead of.

in a vacuum obviously x/r top 2 on this board is fine and calling is fine, the raise size is large and doesn't exactly leave much room to maneuver but maybe the goal is to maximize ev before a potentially bad river vs build a x/r range that allows more playability otr...its kinda hard to tell what the stacks/action is from the h2n screenshot but as played its fine, not sure balance really matters here when villain has so much equity and we just want to maximize ev against that range vs get cute and worry about being balanced in this spot when spr is very low