Hero - HJ ($4.10)
V1 - SB ($3.50)
V2 - MP ($3.80)

UTG limps (.05), V2 limps (.05), Hero raises to (.25) with JJ, V1 calls in the SB, V2 calls

Flop (.80) T33
Check, Check, Hero bets (.55), V1 raises to (1.35), V2 folds
There's 2.70 in the pot and he has 1.90 behind so my decision on whether to get it in happens here. I'm not giving him Aces or Kings, I lose to Queens and pocket Tens which is 9 combos. It's good that I don't have the J, he could have AJ, AQ, AK, KQ, KJ all of , maybe QJ so there's 6 combos of flush draws + 2 overs. Then there's the occasional AT hands he thinks are good, so I feel there are slightly more hands that I beat then beat me

TLDR: Hero calls (.80) more

Turn (3.50) T335
V1 shoves for 1.90 and we call

I was kind of unsure whether an overpair was good to get in at this SPR in theory so I'd like to hear if other's would play it differently

GII

buy-in full, with that SPR we're not folding

Get it in on the flop?

That's a perfect flop for villain to x/r with lots of his range. If stacks were deeper I'd say call and shove a non-heart turn, but with this SPR he's not folding the turn regardless, so might as well shove the flop.

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I think this is a fold man.

SPR aside, a normal raising range for the villain on the flop should be TT, 3x, or 2 overs with the flush draw. Against the bottom of that range, you have around 50% equity.

Take the 16 BB loss and look for a better spot.

I'll play my mid to small FDs this way on the flop given the right circumstances, and I don't play what would be considered "current" poker. So, if I'm doing it at 5 NL, I'm sure there are more than a few others that are doing the same thing. This smells like a A4hh, 46hh, A2hh type of hand to me. I'd have a hard time not calling.