Sorry for not using hand converter.
I can't find it anymore at the post screen, and I don'tknow if it would convert unibet HH anyway

unlucky to lose flip or bad play?

prizes:
1st 2000 euro package to london unibet open
2nd 2000 euro package to london unibet open
3rd €250 ticket to a €250 satelite

Game $274044174: Table Unibet Open €250
Wednesday Final - 500.00/1000.00 - No Limit
Hold'Em - 23:16:50 2016/02/17
*** Seated players ***
Seat 2: liokp (34729)
Seat 7: Tmont (27985)
Seat 9: HowlinWolf (15286)
*** Blinds and button ***
liokp has the button
liokp posts ante, 125
Tmont posts ante, 125
HowlinWolf posts ante, 125
Tmont posts small blind, 500
HowlinWolf posts big blind, 1000
*** Hole Cards ***
Dealt to Tmont [Jh Jc]
Dealt to HowlinWolf [Qs Ad]
Dealt in liokp
*** Preflop ***
liokp raises 3000 to 3000
Tmont calls 2500
HowlinWolf raises 14161 to 15161, and is all-in
liokp folds
Tmont calls 12161

I lost the flip.
But it was correct wasn't it?
Or should i fold in hope a big pot happens between the other two players?

I think this is a shove unless either player is absurdly nitty (or in the SB's case, trappy; if JJ is the bottom of his flatting range here you should prob not shove). While it would be nice for the other two players to play a massive pot and let you get the payjump, I don't think that'll happen often enough (especially because they're prob going to try, at least a little bit, to avoid each other) to pass up on shoving a monster like AQo.

I believe that you made the right decision to shove. The preflop raise of 3bb feels as if he wants to win the hand immediately. With a range of say 77+ plus broadway, you are ahead of the raiser's range plus you of course have folding equity, especially being on the bubble.

I wouldn't suspect Tmont to be trapping with anything less than AA, possibly KK, but even KK is taking a risk being out of position with 3 cards to come. Getting fancy here could cost him. And you can't be folding AQ on the off chance that he has AA. If you are going to play that scared then you may as well not play. So I'd put you ahead of his range too.

As it happens, Tmont has called with JJ. I don't like this play, despite the result. He has more than a 50/50 chance of an overcard on the flop and at the same time missing his potential set. He is then playing out of position against the chipleader on the bubble, and may also be up against you if you decide to call. Not a nice position to be in. I'd have shoved in his position.

So I believe that you made the right decision. You just weren't rewarded for it this time.