[crashwhips]

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Let him shove. Your flop c/r looks like strength of the made hand variety rather than a draw, and he's bet-called the flop, so he will surely look to represent the draw that's just come in. Check, let him bet the pot, and then go all-in. The turn lead is pretty bad, I'd say, you're letting him fold a huge range of hands that he is dying to bluff with and getting action when he's got, well, any flush,

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Yeah agreed, c/r AI. Leading is pretty bad because he almost definitely doesn't have a set so there's nothing really to be worried about protecting against, and I don't think he ever calls worse or folds better to your lead.

Check to induce the bluff and then shove and pray he didn't flush over flush you.