playing against drawing hands

$1/3 live no limit loose agressive game

Hero ($265)
MP+1
MP+2
CO
Button
SB ($140)
BB ($400)
UTG ($200)
UTg+1

Preflop: Hero is MP with AdAs. UTG calls $3, UTG
+1 folds, Hero raises to $10, SB calls, BB calls, UTG calls

FLOP: ($40) Ac, 2c, 5s
SB bets $10, BB calls, UTG calls, Hero raises to $50, SB thinks and calls, BB folds, UTG folds

TURN: ($160) 9h
SB checks, Hero Bets 60, SB calls

River: ($280) Kc
SB goes all in for $20, HEro calls

final pot: $320

so pretty straight forward and clear just trying to see what i did wrong here. Should I be rasing preflop more or should i have pushed on the flop

[yvesaint]

Raise more pre-flop, at least $12, and put him all-in on the turn. Flop looks fine.

[Raven]

Yes you should have raised more before the flop if a 10 $ raise get no respect like this. The flop is correct and you should put him all-in on the turn.

[deucesevenoff]

In a deeper game, I think I would have doubled your turn bet ($120 or so into a $180 pot). Put in a healthier raise and make him pay for that flush draw (or possible straight draw). Seem reasonable?

Since he only has 140 at the start of the hand, I agree with the other posters...push him in on the turn.

[lil_o]

If you put the villian on a drawing hand, you can't give him the right odds to call. By betting $60 into a $160 pot on the turn you lay the villian ~3.5-1 to call.

Pot the turn and try to get villian pot commited.

[elus2]

villain had 80 left on the turn.

[Steve Chase]

Put Villian all in after the turn.
I guess Villian will call anyway (He called $60 bet. He will call $80 bet).
There is nothing you can do when you charge the draw all you can, but Villian catches his card.