any better alternative lines here?

bet turn >>>>> c/shove turn, people float Qxx boards really often, especially when the other 2 cards are this low, he probably folded some low pp

Bet for sure

C/shove makes your hand look exactly like what it is...a draw

I actually think the pot size (spr) is perfect for this move and I like it. People don't expect this turn check raise to be as much of a bluff/draw as they did in the past; largely for the reasons you guys stated. This is among the boards most likely to get floated so hero should be able to check and induce a bet very often on the turn. For hero to even have a draw here he would have had to have backdoored 910, k10, maybe AK or AKss, or spades; not a large range compared to all the value hands.

And from a balance standpoint since hero does not have many draws and fewer pure bluffs if any with this line, hero should not use this C/R with all of his value hands. Doing so would allow hero to be exploited easily (small bet/fold ip from villain). Hero should probably barrel the top (2p, set) and bottom (air) while c/r or c/c the draws and thinner value (pairs, Qx). Probably put overpairs in the barell group to get direct value from Qx. c/c and c/r are kinda interchangeable in this range with c/c allowing you to proceed with a little bit lower end of your range and can catch two bets from a bluffing villain instead of just one with a c/r.

if you expect people to fold tp because this line seems too obvious to be a draw, you are missing on how stationish the field is @ nl25