Re: something went wrong there on the turn
Flop bet looks good to me. You're very likely to have the best hand right know, even though someone might have a big draw with AKQJ for instance. A bet here might win the pot or be called by a draw or a single ace.
On turn, I think it depends mostly on your opponent. I don't worry much about AA or AT in his hand, because if he was slowplaying the flop, why would he bet the turn before letting you (or someone else) bet ? He might have two queens in his hands though, but I've seen many times people betting a paired board with a straight or worse. I think capping is good if you think you're against that type of player.
Maybe calling is better, but I certainly don't fold here. There's only two queens left and if he has them both, then so be it, but I think you're ahead enough of the time here to at least call.
Maybe this is just a donk advice so I'm interested to know what the more experimented players would do here.
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