never thought about x/shove turn? When u think it's a card u often give up on (makes sense because most ppl continue betting trips + there are less combos in the deck), why u x/c? U never x/c your bluffs. He rarely has a K, but often has a flushdraw or pair+fd (JdJx), so x/jam (or betting by myself) seems fine.

I did think about it in game, I think I felt it would be such a massive shove it was awkward. I don't think x/s turn is a bad plan though, when his calling range is so tight pre a decent chunk of his range that calls flop will be AJ-AQ with a diamond and pocket pairs and it's reasonable to think he's stabbing with most of his A high ott and it also punishes him if he protection bets his pairs if we do it w a wide range of value hands and bluffs. But I think I probably should have tripled though. We have many more nuttier hands vs this villain and not a massive amount of bluffs (some 7xs and high cards w a diamond).

Bet turn, protection agains high diamond cards.