AA in Double stacked pot (2/4 FR)

[kennyg]

9 handed. UTG +1 is a regular. I assume he's a winning player but he hasn't really caught my attention since I have no notes on him. I would assume he's straight forward and has some leaks.

UTG +1 raises it up to $16 He has $712. I have him covered, and make it $52 total from MP w/ [Ac]. Folded back to him, he ponders and bit and calls.

FLOP $106
[4s][9h]

He checks. I bet $80. He c/r to $240.

I called. My thinking was a push may make him fold a hand like KK or QQ, and I don't see any better hands folding. Better to call and let him get more committed while disguising the strength of my hand a little bit. Folding also seemed kinda meh, but I figure a fold is better than a shove.

TURN $~600
[4s][9h]

He shoves for $420. My instincts say I should probably fold against this player, but I'm getting great odds here...

Thoughts? Also thoughts on flop play would be cool. thanks.

[Subzero_Wins]

if you're calling the flop because you want to somewhat disguise your hand and get maximum value from KK/QQ (which is fine imo) then i would definitely be calling the turn as well... even if he only does this with KK/TT/99 you have 50% equity and are getting 2.5-1

[Tyrannic]

i dont think a fr reg would ever c/r kk or qq with doublay stacks there.
I'd probably fold to it.

As played, if your gonna call that flop bet I assume your putting him on KK and now have to go with it, that card didnt change anything.

[iceman5]

[Triple B]

[Tyrannic]

[iceman5]

[Tyrannic]

[Zuccala]

[shobute]

[kennyg]

sorry guys i don't remember his name.

Anyway I kinda like Tyrannic's thinking on this one. FR cake is fairly weak/tight. I should probably just fold the flop. Obv once I call I'm committed though.

I called, he had TT top set.

[Triple B]