On the turn, i have 60% equity vs his range.

I gave him a stack off range of T3+,and Tss+( means a T and a flushdraw or better)

According to pokerjuice , i have 45% equity vs his stack off range, and he will stack of 40% of the time.

So my ev should be :

0.6018$-0.480.1*100$= +6$

So in that scenario my shove is hugely profitable.

If I assume he calls considerably tighter:

a range of Q3+,Q+:ss,45+:ss meaning Q3 or better, a flushdraw with a Q or 45 with a flushdraw:

he stacks of 37% of the time, and we have an equity of 38%

ev :

0.6318$-0.370.24*100= +2.46$

So we are still profitable.

Tightest range : QT+,Q+:ss

he stacks off 23% of the time, and when he does, we have 28% ev:

ev= 0.7718-0.230.44*100=+3.74$

So i dont know if i played the hand correctly , but it seems to my my play was atleast profitable, since his range on the turn is simply too wide.

I would appreciate any input you have !