What is my mistake ?

it's hard to say without stats. But QQ on nl2 sh as standart is stackoff pre.
on flop u hit nuts... so wp

with stats is easier to judge, because u know against which type of player u play.. aggro or tight

Can you provide stats for oponents?
We can squeeze preflop vs certain oponents. On flop it is a stack-off.

No reads, so I use TAG's reads as a standard analysis:

Villain MP usually opens 22+, A9s+, KTs+, QTs+, J9s+, T9s, ATo+, KTo+, QJo
Here Villain MP 3-bets: QQ+, AK, at this level, recreationals do not raise/fold, bluff 3-bet Axo, K9o+ so let's stay on QQ+ AK.
Post-flop: continuation bet, then another re-raise from villain, board has an A and a flush draw: AA+ AKs+.
AKs is thin, betting pattern is more AA than AKs.
I put villain on AA.

What do you guys think?

I would 4bet pre. OTF stack-off is good.

I have changed your title NL10 in NL2.
Further I have removed your other thread with this comment in it:

Originally posted by StruxXx
No mistake at all - After all you both would finish all in no matter what.
You're having the best hand on the flop (almost always) and there is simply no way getting out of it. Shove was a good move - its just a cooler.

Get some token by yourself while you play - just for a luck purpose
I would 4bet pre-flop and most likely stack off as cash game fish.
Flop seems pretty standard. You only lose against AA and that would be a cooler I think.
Only thing I would change is your raise sizing. I would raise approximately 60c. This way you have still room to fold in the eyes of your villain.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Preflop isn't an automatic stack-off versus an UTG raise and an MP 3bet. It's NL2; we're almost never getting 4bet light.

Flop is obviously standard and it's unfortunate that villain had AA (I'm guessing that's what he had since this thread is being posted).

Wrong. Villain has a Flush. Ax f.

Liked the call pre. Keep the range wide.
Posflop wp too... just got unluck. U had 69,29% equity on this flop.

Originally posted by nitrol
Wrong. Villain has a Flush. Ax f.

I just presumed that it was a set-over-set because that's basically 99% of "I flopped a set and went all in did I play it right?" posts.

thanks bros