I don't think AK is a likely holding given the preflop action. He called and then bet twice for a small size. I call here. Also he can easily bet a worse flush like JTs.

Snap call, have no question on the river. Turn we actually can bet, but check is good too.

I think I prefer check/call on the flop. Qs makes protecting against spades a little less necessary, and we probably make more money from worse hands on this and future streets by checking.

As played, I think check/calling river is fine. With the paired board and Ks being possible (however unlikely), I don't know that betting or raising is super great or super terrible... they're probably putting in more money bad if you check/call river than any other line... I could be wrong.

In my opinion you defnitly have to call the river because he don´t have a lot of combos that beat you. He should raise his sets 55/33 a decent amount of the time and with the 3 on the river this hands get more unlikely. Given the preflop action ahe shouldn´t have a lot of nut flush combos(KsJs, Ks10s Ks9s?) and in fact your line may look weak for the average NL10 Player he maybe turns some hands into a bluff or go to thin for value.

Easy XC on river. As someone mentioned, I would heavily discount AK from villains range.

happy with preflop

flop play i dont mind but against two opponents OOP i would like to size it up a bit

turn, i struggle a lot with this spot, i feel when betting we can over play our hand but checking we leave the door open to allow villain to bet turn and river and push us of. would love to see other peoples opinions on this spot ?

as for river i think we have to call, KJss or K10ss seem like the only combos for villain to have here dont think AK will show up here