Whats your line in the hand?
I know thereare alot of ways to play it.

HJ is 15/13
UTG is fish

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $0.25(BB) Replayer
Hero ($34.65)
BB ($13.20)
UTG ($8.60)
UTG+1 ($25.60)
CO ($4.60)
BTN ($28.45)

Dealt to Hero A Q

UTG calls $0.25, UTG+1 raises to $1.25, fold, fold, Hero calls $1.15, fold, UTG calls $1

FLOP ($4) 8 2 5

Hero bets $2.50, UTG calls $2.50, UTG+1 calls $2.50

TURN ($11.50) 8 2 5 9

Hero checks, UTG checks, [color=red]UTG+1 bets $6, Hero ?

If the villain has a fold to 3bet statistic over 70% i 3bet that hand OOP most of the times. The way you played it i do not bet the flop when i talk first, i need at least one to check before me, all the PP call here.

The possible hands of the villain are
1. semibluffs A9+ spades, A3, A4

I do not believe to TJs cause most of the times he would fold the flop raise.

2.PP 22-88

I do not think he has 99+ cause he would 3bet the flop and the chances he has 22, 33, 44,55,66 are small cause he raises 13% of his hands and he is UTG+1. 77 and 88 are more possible, but i think that with 88 he would raise more than half pot on the turn cause of all the draws.

3. The nuts 67s

That is not really possible either cause a player with a pr 13% wouldn't raise that from that position

4.Total bluff AK, AJ

So, you are both in a draw or he has 77 or he is in total bluff. I would semibluff here and shove cause if i read him right even if he has 77 i have many outs to win.

I hope i helped

smooth call the turn at that point and re-evaluate river.

3bet preflop

why did you donk the flop?

cause the donk most likey dit not hit, and HJ would have to define his hand to my bet and i view him as pretty straight foreward with his stats, cause he must assume that I either bet for protection mtw and/or for value given my preflop line/range
+I have nice backdoors

How do you proceed on the river when you hit your flush? Just shove into him? Does it make any difference if its the 2h, Kh, 7h? What about an off suit A or Q ? Lets just say the 3rd player folds the turn.

That doesnt matter what the river action would look like, cause i have direct odds to call and even more if donk puts in his money aswell

If you count the A's and Q's as outs then yes, if you're only drawing to the flush you don't have the direct odds. but I'm just wondering what our best play would be on the river.