I think ck/shoving here is best. Theres 2500 in the middle and effective stacks are less than twice that, so in my mind all villain's with around that spr are in a tough spot if theyre randos with rando understanding of poker. To be honest, I'm not sure what any of them are flatting with, but they can't be too in love with it. Against all Jx except AJ and KJ you're doing really well against and wouldn't mind that they never fold, if it's not possible to get them to fold later, because of the dead money already in the pot. Like I don't mind chopping the 2k in the middle assuming one of the 500's never folds and we both put in our stacks. No one should have a set here as played, two pair is unlikely. I think if you shove and get called by like Jx and T9o you're in a really good spot equity-wise, being the actual favorite. Calling can't be the worst because you close action, getting basically direct odds, but at these low sprs I'm guessing you're always gonna have to fold the turn. The only disaster here is the ace high flush draw, but that's so little part of anyone's range relative to the rest of the stuff I'm guessing they limp with.

that + youre getting 40ish% of what's already in the middle essentially, a fine prospect. I don't think your hand is face up really because much of your continuing range should be ck/shoving here. In my opinion, if you flip your hand over as you check/shove all in, you're still gonna profit overall on it because you chop up the dead money in some manner, and there's so much of it already relative to the stacks that it becomes really hard for you not to be profitable for getting it in.