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[QUOTE="Andyreas, post: 6612739, member: 491394"]
Pre-flop:
There are a few options here:
You could only call to not risk to play a big pot OOP since you're all so deep and they could have implied odds against you. 
When you 3-bet, you can do 4x since OOP, with a caller maybe even 4,5-5x the bet but you're all so deep, so idk if I want to play a big pot OOP.

Nice that BN fold, so you have position now.

SB obviously likes to call, so I agree on your range assumptions.

Flop:
You hit TP + nut flush draw, so obviously a nice flop for you. 
I'd usually tend to (c-)bet more towards 1/3 of pot.
He raises to full pot, so that definitely indicates a strong made hand. Either two pair or a small flush would be my guess.

Since you have TPTK and the strong flush draw, I can see why you called.

Turn:
Unfortunately no 4th chub for you.
Now he jams. I assume it's for protection. If he has a small flush or two pair of a different suit he definitely doesn't want to see another river card which might be another chub or another card of the same rank, which crushes his (low) two pair.

I can see why he played this way as he was the flop aggressor and he doesn't want to let you see a free card and improve your hand.

So I guess I'd fold here.

But maybe I'm also too nitty. 😅
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