Bet low disconnected flops to press range advantage, then punish small river bets by shoving second-nut value.
C-betting small is preferred over checking back. A min-bet puts immediate pressure on the big blind's wide defending range while capitalizing on our significant equity edge.
Note: Checking back misses an easy range c-bet where a small sizing denies equity to overcards and exerts positional pressure.
Calling is the only play. Picking up the second-nut flush draw alongside an overcard gives us abundant equity against the big blind's lead.
Shoving all-in is an excellent value raise. When the big blind bets only a third of the pot on a card that completes multiple draws, we must target their straights and two-pair holdings.