Original opener is an 11/6 with a fold to 3bet of 100% over a decent sample. He's 12/12 for fold to 3bet

Min raiser is a 35/5 over a relatively small sample

Is this a spot to take a flop or just try to steal the dead money and get it in vs an oddstacker? Against most fish I'd get this in, but loose-passive fish waking up and min 3bet squeezing made me a bit unsure

Full Tilt No-Limit Hold'em, $1.00 BB (9 handed) - Full-Tilt Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

saw flop

UTG+1 ($106.10)
MP1 ($100)
Hero (MP2) ($103)
MP3 ($140.90)
CO ($63.85)
Button ($44.85)
SB ($70)
BB ($68.75)
UTG ($20.95)

Preflop: Hero is MP2 with K, A
2 folds, MP1 bets $3, Hero calls $3, 1 fold, CO raises to $6, 3 folds, MP1 calls $3, Hero raises to $24, CO calls $18, 1 fold

flatting probably cant be bad, as you can expect mp1 to play fit or fold, and you have good relative position in that case

3bet looks fine though, 15/call on most flops

3bet pre, u have fish behind u out of position who are gonna call alot and ur not suited so AK doesnt play as well multiway

as played just fold, unless this guy is a drunken fish maniac the super tiny 3bet in position is almost always AA-KK.

the part that makes AK good for backraising/4betting vrs people is not just because of its equity when called, but also the fact that u have blockers and they can be bluffing there so u will get folds. vrs fish backraising or 4betting against a tight range is pointless because they are never ever folding to 4bet

Over $50 in pot on flop, and villain has less than $40 behind.

Villain is clearly poor, going by stack size, and the fact he flat-called 40% of his stack pre. Betting $15 will result in villain usually shoving, say, any pair or AK, whereas putting him all-in will often get him to fold the best (or same) hand.

So, put villain all-in on any flop (except maybe A/K flops to induce a bluff.)