QQ - Optimal spot for laydown

[SomethingClever]

Paradise .5/1

Hero has QQ.

2 limpers, I raise, LP 3-bets, limpers call, I cap, everyone calls.

Flop: A K 2 rainbow.

check, check, I bet, LP raises, UTG calls 2 cold, EP folds, I call.

Turn: 2.

UTG checks, I check, LP bets, UTG calls, I fold.

Perfect?

[Nick Royale]

I just might check/fold this flop. Your bet must be considered a bluff cause you really can't be ahead at this point. And because the pot is that large, you won't get an ace to fold. Neither a king. Or anything at all, really...
After your bet you get the odds to call in hope for a queen. Actually, you might have to call this flop even if you wouldn't have bet it.

[GrunchCan]

With 2 overcards on the flop, I sure wouldn't check-fold the flop. But I might bet-fold, depending on my read of the raiser and the size of the pot. Almost always you'll be drawing to two outs, so weather or not to call is a matter of pot odds.

Basically, good hand. That's the way I'd play it.

[SomethingClever]

I figured a bet fold on the flop was probably safe, but I called the extra SB somewhat for image.

[pointcount]

I'd consider myself fairly far behind here. The only hand you can expect you're ahead of is JJ and depending on the player, he may fold this to a bet on the flop. Bet/fold for me, if he raises I'd say he has you beat.

[GrunchCan]

Sorry, I wasn't advocating bet-fold in this exact spot. By my count, there were at least 22 SB in the pot when the raise came back to you, giving you 1:22 on a call. With what looks like a 2-outer, you would be right to bet-call in this spot on the flop, and check-fold the turn unimproved.

[HajiShirazu]

I would check-fold the flop, since there is reason to believe that even a Q won't always be good, and you will almost always be beaten in multiple places by players who will never fold.