[Lloyd]

I think your pre-flop and flop play is correct. You obviously have to be concerned with a flush draw on the flop so a pot-size raise (which you made) would be "proper" against several opponents.

I think you still have the best hand on the turn. I would put him on a J but you obviously have to be concerned with a full house. It's possible that he has JT, but he could also have AJ, KJ, or QJ at this stage of the tourney. And if he made the boat, I think he'd check and let you bet. So I think more often than not you have the best hand and should call on the turn.