HJ opens to 12 (stack of 150)
Hero button calls AQ (stack of 125)
SB folds
BB calls

37 in the pot
Flop comes 48Q

BB leads 25
CO min raises to 50
Hero jams for 113
BB folds
CO calls with KK

From a post flop perspective was it an error to jam? Obviously if I was a full starting stack I would never jam with top pair top kicker in this spot but I might heavily considered re raising the min raise but is that also an error?

From the previous responses I got I could guess the replies that might follow this post

I would have been better off raising the open with my AQ and isolating and seeing what the CO would do. If he jammed I would make an easy fold with my AQ and I don't lose a penny more. In hind sight I believe raising the open would have gotten me to save about 47 big blinds.

Any thoughts on improvements? Or pretty much unavoidable if I flat preflop and see top pair top kicker.

If I was deeper I would have called his min raise and turned the nut flush draw, obviously I missed but if he jams on the turn after I flat the flop min raise I'm pretty much committed I think looking at the effective stack anyways.

Any other way to play this situation better than to raise the open from the CO?

Sorry he wasn't in the CO he was HJ mis stated the position while typing it out in anyone was confused

You've got two Qd, stopped reading after that.

Whoops sorry about that it was not a Qd rather a Qh. 9d on the turn my mistake if you could look past that mistake and let me know I'd be grateful. Thanks

Do you have the Qd or is it on the flop?

Deep breath, take a moment, then repost your HH.

HJ opens to 12 (stack of 150)
Hero button calls AdQd (stack of 125)
SB folds
BB calls

37 in the pot
Flop comes 4d 8c Qh

BB leads 25
CO min raises to 50
Hero jams for 113
BB folds
CO calls with KdKc

Also, don't post results or reveal anyone's hand but your own until the discussion runs most of its course. You are probably better off starting a new thread IMO.