Playing a little Pokerstars 200 6max.

I'm in BB with a full stack and A[h] K[s]. MP raises to 6, SB calls, and I call. Sometimes I raise there, but I was new and had no reads.

Flop ($18) A[d] 9[h] 3[s] Villain in SB leads 12. I raise to $35. MP folds. Villain calls.

Turn ($88) 6[h] Villain leads $20. He has about 135 left.

Thoughts:
1) Folding seems too weak tight.
2) Raising is troublesome because if I raise, I'm committed so I might as well push. I don't feel confident pushing here.
3) Calling is okay on the turn, but what do I do if he leads $50 on the river. It would be a value bet saying I'm beat 85% of the time.

Suggestions?

Tough spot as usual with AKo OOP 3way raised pot.

I was going to say first to call him and use your position, but...

hell, MINRAISE him, planning to fold or check the river behind, if he calls he is unlikely to lead river without a set (even 2 pairs would slow down suspecting a set), if he pushes you can fold easily. In fact you will represent a monster by raising and minraising on flop and river.

And most importanly it will cost you less than calling his bet on turn and river in case you are beat and you will make some money from weak aces.

I'm with Zmej on this one. The minraise is made for this situation: show as much strength as possible as cheaply as possible.

Am I the only one that sees his turn bet at hella weak... He bets 2/3 pot on the flop, then 1/4 pot on the turn??? I DONT think he has you beat here... I usually hate mins, but actually like Zs reasoning in this hand...

I play the 6max nl200 on stars regularly(recently) and see this crap all the time. To play for stack from the turn, where you've learned all you need to know, he should be:

1. Top pair nonfolder
2. Can't lay or stop betting big pair ever
3. Pathological bluffer

All three of these guys are present in abundance on these tables. BUT, you didn't give any kind of mention of a read, so we don't know if he is one of the above or:

1. Set miner who auto3x rzes to see the flop cheaply. More rare than the 2x variety but present.
2. Wannabe superaggressive who raises any pair, and now has 333.
3. TA player who value raised 99 (a little weakly IMO but whatever) and wont let u off the hook, and isnt smart enough to checkraise you on the turn.

So with all the possible looks here, in a vacuum I'm folding and cursing.