You don't say your position relative to the blinds, but I think I would have either limped pf looking to re-pop if I was in early position or raised bigger in middle or late position.

As the hand played out, I don't mind your flop bet, but I think you're beat. It looks like George is holding the Q [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] and was fine calling on the flop with no draws present, but when the straight and flush draw hit on the turn he is going to make you pay to draw.

I don't know if I would be able to get away from my aces in the moment, but that might be the best thing here. You didn't show any weakness for him to be trying to take advantage of, which suggests he has a real hand (I'm thinking KQ or QJ).

If you are going to continue with the hand, you have to push right here while you have some fold equity if he doesn't have a good kicker.

GL