$200NL Prima 6-Max

I have A[h] Q[h] in the BB. When it gets to me, everyone has limped. There are two CSs at my table so I'm hesitant to raise and isolate because I know I'll be playing a big pot OOP. Yuck. I call. Anyone raise?

Flop ($12) A[d] Q[d] 7[d]. All checks.
Turn ($12) 4[c]. I bet $9. 1 caller from decent guy in UTG. We have equal, full stacks.
River ($30) 6[c]. I check, he bets $17, I call.

Thoughts

I think that with two calling stations in the pot I will bet that flop $10-12 since they are likely to chase with or even , not to mention catching bluffs with A's.

I have no idea what UTG's bet means but I would think that you have a better than 3:1 chance of being good so I would call it since he could be betting thinking your turn bet was a semi-bluff.

I think the villain has AK or AJ with the K or J of diamonds and youre good.

I also wouldn't raise preflop on many tables, as against a CS you need to hit flop, against two of them it gets even worse. I would probablly bet flop, but not always too.

As played I think you miss value on the river by not raising him, I doubt that he has a made flush with this betting sequence, so I would check-raise to 40 and fold to re-reraise.

RESULTS

He had AK, I called and won.

On the monoboards, I've started checking the flop when I have two pair or a set. If I lead, I usually get called and now I'm in a big pot and very bluffable OOP.

I'm not sure about the river though. I'm 50/50 on thinking that AK folds there if I lead.