Steal attempt results in flopped draw

Sizing on flop seems a little bit high with a almost pot size Cbet.
On turn I would just check back. It will be tough to get to many hands to fold. Off course the Q could be a scare card, but I just want to hit the draw than to donate money against a SB with a stack of 70bb.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Thanks SDK, this makes sense 👍

It is ok to bet large on the flop if you have a draw that you want to play for stacks with when completes.
Here you have to be a bit careful because of the possible FD. Although betting large is not a huge mistake, I think, a 1/2 pot size bet would be the way to go.

It depends on the opponent.
I think check back on the turn is the best way, when you still has a future equity.

Sometimes, you could also try a move against a weak player. If SB checks the turn quickly, Hero bets pot as a bluff. Hero is representing Tx or mid- to high pair. You need to succeed this just 50% of the time. If called, it's just 20BB, and you could still make a straight on the river.

I bet 50% OTF and 66% OTT. If you check back, you will get a lot of probe bets on the river.

I would just go ahead and barrel the turn 43 has no showdown value and you can still get plenty of folds from second,third,fourth pairs and Ax floats the Q is decent to represent and we still have a good chunk of equity with the up and down draw.Agree that the flop can be smaller 50% pot and then turn i think anywhere between 50%-75% is ok.No draws completed on the turn so it's possible you can fold out some weaker draws on the turn as well.