[Closed] NL2 AKs overplayed?

You're 150bb deep so you can expect him to play more cautiously.

Preflop: Raise more - $0,28. We're both deep so we want to build the pot if we hit our hand. Also, we don't want to see more players on the flop.

Flop: This is quite good flop for us After your big raise, there are only two options - fold or shove.

His range for going broke here is very small:

Board: J♠3♠K♣
       Equity     Win     Tie
BU     47.95%  37.26%  10.69% { AsKs }
SB     52.05%  41.36%  10.69% { JJ, 33, KJs, AdKd, AhKh, AKo, KJo }

His range for donking into you is much wider, it consists some smaller :spade:, some SD like QT, some AJ, KQ,...
That's why I would only call his donk and make my move on the turn. Also, his donk is quite big, so the pot will be $1,23 on the turn. This means we'll be able to get our stack in on later streets.
I know slowplaying with TPTK is usually not a smart idea, but I think this situation is good opportunity to try it.

Hello RasTweet,

What are you trying to achieve with the raise on flop? You are just going to make a lot worse hands to fold, rather just Call and keep bluffs in the hand and of course a lot weaker hands.

Best Regards.