OOP facing weird turn raise (NL400 SH)

[Triple B]

Villain is an aggro reg and a TAG (20/17/4).

Stacks:
UTG ($188.40)
UTG 1 ($672.95)
CO ($261.90)
BTN ($849.58)
Hero ($1246.70)
BB ($400.00)

Pre-flop: ($6, 6 players) Hero is SB [Ac]
4 folds, Hero raises to $16, BB calls $12

Flop: [Kd][9h] ($32, 2 players)
Hero bets $24, BB calls $24

Turn: ($80, 2 players)
Hero bets $56, BB raises to $148, Hero ??

On the turn I bet the obvious double barrel card. Villain should know I will be barrelling air/draws here a decent amount. However, its pretty obvious that he is repping a lot of hands that he can't have or a slowplayed set that he rarely has. So what do you do and what is your plan for the river?

[DoctorHandles]

I think you have to fold just because it's too easy for him to own you with position.

If it's not a fold I think shoving is an option, I think calling turns your hand totally face up.

[hard2tel]

i would push in the heat of the moment but folding is probably better without any specific reads.

[iceman5]

[T-Rod]

[Triple B]

[kennyg]

[Triple B]

[hard2tel]

[NorthView]

Baluga (after the 2+2er, Baluga Whale)

It says if you as PFR bet the flop and get called, then bet the turn and get raised, your one pair hand is no good.

[Triple B]

[hard2tel]

[Triple B]

[hard2tel]

[k3nt]

Baluga theorem ==> 100% accurate at $50 NL full ring games. God I miss that. So damned easy.

Congrats on the call here. I agree his raise doesn't make much sense. I think he's putting you on air a big chunk of the time. If his raise can get you to think about folding a hand as strong as AT then obviously it's folding a huge % of your range at this point.