AK: could have extrated more money
 

Bodog Poker villian seems a fair player, tight and he busted me before when he slow played pocket aces i hit a small flush on the river he moves in a huge overbet and i call donkly.....After i got lucky in a hand and hit a river K agianst JJ after chasing with AK this hand happens, i think i he has a set thats my read thats why i only keep smooth calling especially at the flop, where should i have raise him? i think i should have raise the turn perhaps? maybe he only has a smaller king and thins im dumb? i moved in trying to represent that i want to bluff a flush:

DEALING POCKETS
d checks
e folds
Dakine531 calls $0.25
n folds
h calls $0.25
p folds
hero (40$ stack) (AcKc) raises $1.00 to $1.25
villain (40$ stack) calls $1.15
z folds
y folds
dakine 531 calls $1.00
x folds

DEALING FLOP (3c,5c,Ad)
villain bets $3.00
Dakine531 folds
hero calls $3.00

DEALING TURN (Ks)
villain bets $4.00
hero, it's your turn. You have 10 seconds to act
hero calls $4.00

DEALING RIVER (Tc)
villain bets $4.00
hero goes all in $38.65
villain folds
$34.65 is not called, return back to LuisGamble
LuisGamble mucks

Hand 973169479:
LuisGamble wins($25.20)

Re: AK: could have extrated more money
 

generally when u have a big hand, u want to get some money in. which generally entails some sort of raising

raise to $2 pf (there are two limpers...always a lil bigger in that case).

raise the flop when u flop huge

raise the turn when u get huger

river is obvious, tho shud never have had to play it

Re: AK: could have extrated more money
 

As has been said, you want to raise the flop and raise the turn.
Correct me if I'm wrong here, but it looks like you rivered the nut-flush. Thus, I think your shove is too heavy.