Preflop
You have decided to aggressively play your JT off in position. Ok.
Flop
Coordinated board and the villain takes the initiative. Your hand does not block the color, so you discount 2 outs to your draw.
The bet on the flop was around 40% of the pot. This type of size can be compatible with some important hand you want to protect. (J-J +).
But its range can also include several Ac-xc style suit combos.
And at this size you increase it by 2.4 times.
I think the amount you increased is very small.
If you decided to play aggressively, this size does not end up achieving enough strength, to eliminate trash combos, which could improve on the turn.
On the contrary, you grant a speculative image. Like saying you're looking to complete your color.
The villain pays your raise and
You're telling yourself that he doesn't care about your mini raise and that he might have a monster. For example a set of 4 and at the same time you block the color with a street in your pocket.
This call is an indication that you are below its range, most of the time.
Although the villain does not have a hand made, he will be ahead of you. Since we can expect an overcard larger than yours from EP. Therefore you are more likely to be dominated by draw and blockers.
Turn
A street is bent and the villain marks. With that movement, he is showing you the strongest part of his range. At this point all combinations higher than yours are included and all junk combos are removed.
I honestly believe that your turn bet is susceptible to being cheated many times on the river.
Because the amount of average hands increases, that SB can turn them into semi bluffs and that they will have a lot of fold
equity in the river. That was what finally happened.
I would have preferred the strongest re-raise on the flop. Maybe 4.5 to 6 times its increase. Then check behind on the turn and finally check-fold on the river.
Very difficult to turn into bluff from that texture.
Greetings.