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[QUOTE="dallam, post: 6522146, member: 338743"]
Thanks. :) The pre-bet was 3.91bbs, I didn't want to go for a rounded number. Thankfully it was reduced to 1 player, however the kinda wrong one. Xd

On flop FH could be with JJ, he was putted in an uncomfortable spot as well cause the 3-way flat, but still see it as it is: AA, KK or AK cause the pure stack vs stack game.  I did not want to show that much that I'm pot committed here, in my range there's some  AQs or KQs 1010 or AJs (but I doubt it) hands so if I bet here and there's just a call its almost a free-street for us considering the seize of the pot already. However I did want to see KK raise here for protection, so this bet is eliminated the Kings, I saw it as it was, AA or AK and with that little committment and checking down the turn it actually worked and even AK found the path to go for the bluff.

I could show other numbers on the betting side, on flop I knew that there are dead A's and K's so after there was no 3-bet on the flop just a call, I wanted to be out bluffed, but I'm probably wrong in this thinking process, and maybe raise the turn just you mentioned. Somehow caught a bluff still.

I agree, this smells like the 3 combinations people usually go for it: AA, KK, AK.
If you flat, and hitting a lower flop, why would you go for 2/3 of the pot? Opp showed big dominance pre, and you are first-to-act. So in my taste you should put here a blocker bet or check-raise. Another thing is that if you put here 2/3 bet, will you be able to fold to a shove, or are you supposed to?

Thanks for the inputs guys.
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