[riverboatking]

the fact that it's the ace of hearts is huge.
if he was trying to get tricky on the flop with a flush draw it would most likely be the nut flush draw, and the ace of hearts on the turn cancels that out.

at this point the only thing you are worried about is another heart on the river, however it is hard to put him on a hand that has a heart in it.

would he call you preflop with KJ,QJ, J10? hard to imagine unless it was suited....what suit was the jack?

i would think you are in a real good spot here, i think there is a good chance he flopped a set.

so now the question is how to get the rest of his stack.
here is why i like pushing on the turn:

from his perspective it is unlikely that you would call the CR on the flop with the flush draw, you would most likely push if you are going to draw to the flush, because if it doesn't come you are facing another big bet.
so its hard for him to put you on the flush draw.

thats why i think you should push the turn.

interested to hear how this turns out.
i'm going to be away from the computer for a while, so if you get to this in the next few minutes PM me the results so i can know, but you can still get some more feedback.

thanks.