[Ribbo]

Without looking at the results. This is about the worst possible flop for your hand.
People love ace high flush draws. A suited ace always gets played preflop.
That said, you can't possibly get away from that flop due to your preflop play. You definitely have 25% equity against opponents range so calling all in would be automatic, so betting all in is standard.
The whole hand played itself totally standardly. The only thing is your two unsuited aces have little chance of bluffing a flush since you're so deep preflop.
But then heads up, nobody folds a flush anyway.