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[QUOTE="Andyreas, post: 6915294, member: 491394"]
Preflop:
I think your 3-bet was too small. You're in position, so a standard size would be 3x. You went for less than 2x his bet, which will never make him fold.

It even encouraged BB to go along and usually we try to isolate with a 3-bet.

Flop:
While you missed, you still have the nut-flush draw, so a mandatory call and I also see no reason to raise since the pot is already quite big.

Turn:
Unfortunately no spade and also no Ace or Queen. The 9c was pretty much a blank since a regular 3-bet range does not include too many 9x hands. 
Nevertheless, I think your bet is fine since you get some food equity but I also wouldn't mind to Check-Back.

River:
Still no hit. While the K definitely serves as a scare card and you can definitely try to bluff now. GTO hints towards a full pot bluff but I often only go for half pot to save some chips if called.

Now you decide to jam with over SPR or 2. While this should get you the max fold equity, it's still a PKO, so people tend to bluff catch more.

As you said, he had 8x8s, which served as flush blocker and straight blocker.

But still not the most clever move to risk all his stack on that board with two overs for a min-bounty.

So while I don't think you made huge mistakes, I'd take away to 3-bet bigger pre and the overbet on river was also a little over the top (imo). Also consider checking back on turn for pot control.

Those are my five cents. 🤓
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