very nice

wait so u have a straight flush draw from the flop?

if so then turn seems like a good spot to check/call, and if u do bet u should get it in because pot is way too big compared to the raise size and u have way too much equity even against a range that has no bluffs

pot is 370 and raise size is 240, u only need 28% equity to call here and u should have that with this hand. u are 25% vs a set, 22%~ vs the nut straight, and 29-43% vs 2pair. if he's possibly bluffing with a hand like KJh then this goes from close to breakeven to slam dunk call. point is u can never be too wrong by getting it in. but yeah i guess try to know ur equity vs his range and know how to calculate required equity for allins

but yeah i do like check/calling turn rather than betting, for a variety of reasons, one of which is the weird spot u get put in if u do bet and he jams

also i think any type of KQ, even without the flush draw, is generally a check/call on turn. betting (esp the big sizing u went with) seems best with a polarized range of strong value hands and bluffs.