$50 NLHE 6-max: AK on AAK flop, extracting value

$50 NL HE 6-max: AK on AAK flop, extracting value

Don't have the hand history but I'll try to re-create. Please comment on postflop play. I suppose this isn't really an important spot but wondering how you would play this.

This is rush poker, 6-max.

MP raises to $2, it folds to me on the button with AdKs. I raise to $6. blinds fold, and MP calls $6.

I flop the joint: Ac As Kc

He checks, I bet half the pot ($6.50), he reraises to $28. Without thinking, I instacalled. Wondering if I should have taken some time to call? Instacall looks strong.

My thought on my flop bet is that I have shown strength by 3-betting pre and to check here usually looks suspicious. This flop is so absurd that I can't have it if I bet it, and most villains will feel compelled to stab at it even if they don't have it.

Turn: 8c
I bet $15.50, which is stupid weak with a vulnerable hand, except I don't have one. I actually wonder if I should bet more, but the price is irresistible if he has anything on this board -- a K, a flush draw, he might even call to try to hit a 2-outer and stack my trip Aces.

He calls.

River: 3s

I started to regret my small turn bet...I think if I bet a tiny bit more, like $22-$25, he'd almost have to call the river for like 1/4 PSB with anything...still, I have slightly less than a 1/2 PSB left...do I stick the rest in, hoping he has a flush or an A or a K, or try to get a hero call/induce a shove with a small bet?

I'm a little confused on position, thought we're in position, but your question assumes oop? Stack sizes?

Assuming we're oop, I don't think we can count on inducing on the river if I'm following correctly, I just stick it in.

Since you instacalled the flop raise, I'd have checked the turn to try and represent a flush draw or underpair then shoved on the river to make it look like a steal. Given how it's played out shove on the river anyhow KK and Ax might call you.

What are the effective stack sizes? If we're only 100bbs deep he only has like $1 left?

I had $94.50 and he had slightly more.

As played just shove the river. He'll look you up with any Ace and the occasional K.

I actually like clicking in back (min 3 betting) on the flop. It just looks so full of shit that he might spaz shove with like QQ.

I was thinking about it, but this kind of big reraise on the flop can never be a strong hand...he like never has an Ace or Kings full or something, so unless he really thinks I'm Yeti-ing him, he can't call. I'm guessing he has a bare K or flush draw at best.