Well, considering the villain is 19/18, raised UTG and flatcalled your 3bet, you can probably put him on any pocket pair, or QKs+. By 3betting him, your perceived range is probably AK, JJ+(unless you have history).
You bet about like 2/3 or 3/4 pot, and he raised you pretty big.
By shoving you only fold out worse hands, and you know that regs usually don't stack off with worse.
You're flipping with suited broadways such as QKs, and QJs, and it's also very possible that he could've opted to flat KK to your 3bet as well.
He's obviously not scared of the K high flop, so you have to think, what do you beat here? On the flop, probably only AKo, KQo, QQ, and JJ, and you know he definitely isn't turning QQ and JJ into bluffs. He knows if you have AA, or AK, you're almost drawing dead on the flop esp. if he has a set, and by raising your flop bet, he's willing to play for stacks.
I know it's pretty standard to get AA all-in in a 3bet pot, even especially if you have a spade blocker, but after analyzing this hand in depth, I think you can find better situations to stack off AA with.
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