open ended straight flush draw and a pair- POW!

[kagame]

Alright so my personal background for this hand is that I got one outed in my first session of 1000 NL for $2500 the hand immediately before this, at another table. Game was playing very passively, or I wouldnt be limping here, alot of min raising preflop occuring. Please give thoughts on flop play. did this really need to happen?

***** Hand History for Game 1927522240 *****
$1000 NL Hold'em - Thursday, April 21, 04:49:42 EDT 2005
Table Table 36799 (Real Money)
Seat 6 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 10: BadVoodoo ( $2754 )
Seat 3: jaydawglb ( $515.75 )
Seat 5: luckyman331 ( $365 )
Seat 1: OzWoods ( $225.75 )
Seat 2: petemanmt ( $982.75 )
Seat 8: HanginNutz ( $1336 )
Seat 9: HERO ( $782 )
Seat 6: Toolz13 ( $830.5 )
Seat 7: Cobra0804 ( $1086 )
Seat 4: Jasmal ( $1449 )
Cobra0804 posts small blind [$5].
HanginNutz posts big blind [$10].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to HERO [ Td Jd ]
HERO calls [$10].
BadVoodoo folds.
OzWoods calls [$10].
petemanmt folds.
jaydawglb calls [$10].
Jasmal folds.
luckyman331 calls [$10].
Toolz13 folds.
Cobra0804 folds.
HanginNutz checks.
** Dealing Flop ** [ Qd, Kd, Tc ]
HanginNutz bets [$55].
HERO calls [$55].
OzWoods folds.
jaydawglb raises [$110].
luckyman331 folds.
HanginNutz folds.
HERO is all-In [$717]

[PoBoy321]

Which one are you again?

[kagame]

bisons wasnt working for some reason, sorry

[Marginilizer]

Why would you go all in when the raise was only $55 on top? If you wanted to raise (which you should), making it $250 straight seems more appropriate. Your draws were probably live and it is unlikely that someone flopped the nut straight. Going all in doesn't strike me as a positive EV move. You're pushing out semi-strong hands that would pay you off if your draw hit and setting yourself up for a scenario where the Ace high flush draw calls if someone in front of him calls your all in.