0.5/1 NL FCP

Seat 1: BB ($76.80 in chips)
Seat 7: MP2 ($88.20 in chips)
Seat 9: krupnugz ($103.80 in chips)
Seat 10: SB ($178.95 in chips)

krupnugz is Button [A ][T ]


PRE-FLOP
2 folds, MP2 calls $1, krupnugz bets $4.5, SB calls $4, BB calls $3.5, SB calls $3, MP2 calls $3.5

FLOP [3 ,6 ,10 ](Pot $18)
SB checks, BB checks, MP2 checks, krupnugz bets $15, SB calls $15, 2 folds

TURN [3 ] (Pot $38)
SB checks, krupnugz bets $32, SB?

Reads on the SB, Hes a borderline calling station and has sucked out on a few players, rest of table is pretty W/T, I can't let him catch a heart right. Are my bets too big cause he just won't seem to go away or am I dominated. Been here for about an hr, up $20 down $20 back and forth.

I like your moves pre-flop, as you're showing some strength, as you have a very powerful hand that can flop a made hand and be somewhat disguised. On the flop, I would have bet maybe $10-12. I also like your bet on the turn, but again, I think it is too much. A bet of $20-25 makes the same statement as a $32 bet. Also, a $20 bet looks like you're trying to squeeze money out of everyone else, so you're probably only going to get called/raised by a very strong hand/draw, and you can comfortably fold.

Also, since it is shorthanded, you are not necessarily against a hand that has the A or K of hearts, so some pressure may cause the J or Q of hearts to fold. In conclusion, I think your play is very good in this hand. Too many people just give up on this pot when they get called and allow themselves to get taken off the pot on later streets.

3 doesnt hurt you, but I think you're beat before on the flop.

Was not beat on the flop

Well if you're sure of it, great bet on the turn.