For those of you who play on UB, villain is FoldingChick, a rather loose cannon who often tries to bully her way through. I once took a bunch of buyins from her in a HU session and since then she seems to somewhat respect my play in theory, although in practice she's not slowing down that much.

In this session I took one buyin from her and my stack is about $250; she clawed back to $220 or so and is hammering virtually every pot.

I get [2h][3h][Qs] in the BB. FC raises, everyone calls, I call. Normally I wouldn't do that, but I was really looking for an opportunity to play a pot against her, and I have relative position.
Flop ($13): [4d][5h]. Checked to FC who pots, folded to me, I checkraise pot. FC calls.
Turn ($115): . I pot again.

Thoughts? I wasn't too happy with the stack sizes since I can't really bluff the river effectively if I miss again, but then betting smaller would also be suspicious.
Anyone like a smaller CR on the flop so that there's more money left on the river? Frankly I was anticipating the hand to end on the flop. BTW a naked overpair is a reasonable part of her flop calling range, as well as any type of draw.

I like it! There must be a shred of fold equity on the turn, and another shred of pair-of-Qs-currently-good-against-some-sort-of-draw equity, which must give you some strong value. You don't need much to offset the fact you're pushing with "only" 16/17 outs; even if you get raised by a set (which seems an unlikely holding here), you're not actually losing any money on the turn play due to the money that went in on the flop. Throw in the additional value I mentioned in the first sentence and I think it's got to be a sensible move.