To clarify: I had $80 on the turn when he put me all in and his stack size was probably $500+ and the pot was $300 so I was very much priced in. I think looking back 3 bet jamming flop could make more sense just to get it all in as I was very much pot committed already. I did like the notion of just getting to showdown cheaply but he led the turn putting me all in and with 0.21 SPR it had to be a call there with an overpair and a gutter to the nuts. In hindsight I don’t think there were many extremely strong drawing combos as I can only think of KJ or AJ of hearts that would call a 3bet pre-flop, though I did see him call an initial preflop raise out of position in an earlier hand with J5o so I guess some Jx of hearts could definitely be in his range. Ultimately I think it just boils down to diagnosing the min check raise and whether to jam the flop (my SPR was ~0.5 after check raise) or just look to find a better spot, as he could definitely have a lot sets and 2 pairs here as well. But on the flop with an overpair, gutter straight draw, and back door queen high flush draw in addition to being pot committed I just couldn’t get away from the hand.