After a reraise and a check, if you start being agressive later in the land it is a dead giveway for a monster.

2 lines in my experience

preflop reraise, A high flop check, turn or river reraise or big bet->almost always AA

preflop reraise, A high flop bet, almost never AA

in the second line if i was the villian, I have no problems reraising the flop with any two or floating to see your turn action

my line (A high flop):
bet flop, check/checkraise turn oop or bet with position, bet river(obv not with 4 flush on board, that just sucks)

All you guys who say checking the flop screams monster, aren't you guys checking KK and QQ here?

ii am checking KK, QQ, possibly sometimes checking AK.

almost never checking AA.

i agree that always checking AA-QQ, AK is less bad than always betting. but you don't have to balance your play that much vs. $100NL opponents. even the good ones.

you gotta bet the AA here.

I know the feeling to check the flop with AAA because no one can really have anything, but with a flush draw out you just have to bet it and don't worry about it when their QJo mucks or whatever.

Think about how often you are called down with flush draws, pump it up.