Early in an online badugi-ment. Limits are 300/600.

Predraw: Folds to Hero in sb starting with 2000 who raises to 600 with (Q74)J, bb with 5200 defends.
1st draw: 1/2
Flop: Hero bets 300 with (Q74)4, bb calls
2nd draw: 1/1
Turn: Hero has (Q73)4 and does what?

My thinking on keeping the Q predraw is we'll be crushingly ahead if we make any badugi and it allows us to put pressure on vs a likely draw 2 having not been 3 bet (are you 3betting all d1's from the bb?). Also 74 doesn't seem like a great 2 card draw, although maybe my play would be better with a 94 or T4 type 2 card while a 74 can make a nutted hand (for bvb at least). I probably would have drawn 2 with a premium 2 card like A2. As played, flop bet seems mandatory. But once called what's the plan to proceed? Are you just giving up on the turn? Keep in mind we only have 1100 = 1.85 big bets in the stack on the turn.

Folding pre isn't horrible.

Just fold pre your hand is awful and your stack size is getting small

If you do this though the play is to snow after the first draw though. But plenty of other slightly better hands like D1s to Ts where your made Badugi is harder to overtake

Fold pre. As played pat on flop

Good to know this is a fold pre. I figured bvb I could open pretty wide. What's the worst 2 card draw you raise bvb?

2-card 5, 3-card 8, or pat badugi