Yeah, but when I play against such players, I tend to go on tilt. I am really wondering if you are going to be a 3streets caller and never fold AA/ KK, why not just go allin on PF, I mean, thats utterly stupid, dont u thino?
If you have tilt issues then that's something you need to work on separately aside from what is taking place during this hand.
freerolls are full of bad players making bad plays and blaming the player pool and for those players saying that you can "adjust accordingly" for such an irrational player pool will only build bad habits and at the end of the day will not have you playing good solid poker. Trust me, a good solid winning
poker strategy will crush freerolls all day long - you just have to keep in mind freerolls are extremely high variance, and when it comes to tournament poker in general - you will be losing alot more than you will be winning.
Anyhow - back to your concerns about the hand -- preflop we are allowed to squeeze jam QJs to a PFR and call in front for about 35bb or less -- just keep in mind when you do get called off - it is going to be by the top of most villans ranges (AQ+, AJs+ and JJ+) and you will be in bad shape. The reason we CAN squeeze jam such a hand is because of the blocker effect our hand presents and we are forcing villans to call us off much tighter this way - hence why I already stated when you do this and you do get called - you are likely going to be in pretty rough shape - tho not dead by any means.
Now, if we had AA or KK here - we are certainly squeezing this preflop - idk stack sizes relative to the current SB/BB level at hand, but guessing it looks like you are playing about 30bb effective or so which makes jamming AA or KK a fine play preflop. If you are mixing in a proper squeeze jam range of something like AJ+, ATs+, KTs+, QTs+, JTs+ and pairs like 88+ -- then this means you are plenty balanced between the top of your value range and your marginal shoving range - thus making your jam harder for players to determine your hand strength. In a nutshell - if you are only squeeze jamming like QQ+ and AK here - it makes is veeeery easy for any villan paying the slightest bit of attention to exploit you by over folding instead of calling off properly.
If this were a heads up pot - you can easily check/jam this flop with two overs and a flush draw -- the fact that this hand is played 3 way takes that option away from us. When we are heads up and we check/jam we get folds from better hands - like unpaired Ax combos, underpairs to the board, and sometimes flopped 2nd pairs. In the event we get called, we have massive amounts of equity vs that single villans range - on this flop with our holding, we are doing great against AA or KK - our equity has us ahead of top pair combos, and we are also not a huge dog vs flopped sets, etc. So on our stack size it's a great spot for us to check/shove this flop IF it were a heads up pot.
When playing multiway pots we are now facing two ranges - so we play our hands much more conservatively - only raising sets, two pairs or better. We literally have no bluffs multiway on almost every texture -- that being said - if you are facing opponents who know this, if you check/jam this flop multiway like this and then get called, you are pretty much crushed almost always. I know this is a freeroll atmosphere - but again, we are trying to build good habits and have you play proper poker. If you want to play bingo with the rest of the fools then that is your own choosing to do so.
So again, you CAN squeeze jam pre, but calling and seeing a flop is a fine play too and probably the line I would personally take myself -- check-call on the flop is perfect, not overplaying our hand multiway and realizing our equity is what we should do. Turn card is a bink for us -- so getting it all in here is totally fine. We got our money in good and lost - it happens. It's going to happen alot, such is poker. If you can't handle that, then maybe poker isn't the game for you. You are too wrapped up in losing this hand on the river, rather than realizing how well you played this hand post flop and how often you are going to win this hand long term. You are focusing on the wrong aspects my friend.