I think your intention was good, but I also believe that your sequence is not profitable enough in nl5. You clearly played with a favorable board, but the betting sizes that villain proposed are quite disproportionate. And maybe your post flop equity is reduced with a flush line that opens on the turn (discounted with your blocker).
If we add that this is a paired board, the situation of your rank, is that you represent a position dominated from the beginning. That is, the villain probably wears a high combination. That includes hand pockets, which will neutralize many times your hand obtained on the river.
So I think this hand is fold preflop, after the increase of the villain. Basically your preflop range covers approximately 18% of all possible low combinations, which the v range could have. When villain increases and you call, you expose yourself too much on the turn, in a cheater texture, which could defeat you from the beginning, without investing too much money.
Greetings.
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