$50 NL on Party. I have $50 and both villains barely have me covered. Villain 1 is pretty tight and aggressive but nothing that special. Villain 2 is loose (40%) and pretty passive.

Villain 1 limps in ep, 2 more limpers, V2 limps on button, sb completes and I check in bb with AKo.

Flop is [ 6h, Qc, Kh ]

I bet $2.50 and both villains call.

Turn is 4c

I bet $8 and they both call! I put V1 on the flush draw but I don't know about V2. He could have anything from flush draw, KQ, just a K or a Q or JT.

River is 3d

I check and it checks around. V2 takes it with KQ. do you slow down on the turn after 2 callers? V1 ended up having JT of hearts. Any comments?

I had a very bad session so I'm questioning everything.

the turn is such a blank you have to bet.

once again you played perfectly, in my opinion. it seems you've also gained my penchant for losing with the best hand.

Just curious... what do you think of a preflop raise here?

Six in the pot seems to make AKo tougher to play post flop (at least for me). Any connectors, one-gappers, or pairs could hit a draw 2p, a set, etc. on a rag board.

I hate raising with a hand like this out of position. If I miss the flop, I would likely have to put a decent sized bet out there while by checking, I can get away easy. Sure, I may win the pot preflop, but if not, I am in a hard situation. Also, this way if you hit your A or K, people may not think you have AK.