100nl 6max - KK Best Line?

Ok villain is steaming as I have basically taken the piss and pillaged his stack for like 2 buy ins. He's a super donk he's playing 55/37/1, given his post flop aggression, what's our best line to extract another stack.

pokerstars No-Limit Hold'em, $1.00 BB (5 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

UTG ($118)
MP ($100)
Button ($86.20)
Hero (SB) ($251.35)
BB ($98.50)

Preflop: Hero is SB with K , K
1 fold, MP raises to $5, Button calls $5, Hero raises to $22, 1 fold, MP calls $17, 1 fold

Flop: ($50) 2 , 6 , 9 (2 players)
Hero?

Shove flop?

This is a flop you could probably check on. There are no straight or flush draws out there. If he bets after you check, shove.

Your job is pretty much to represent AK and hope he bites. Bet an amount he'll feel enticed to call but will be enough to give him hefty pot odds to call a turn shove with. $25 will probably do the trick. If called, the pot will be $100 with ~50 behind. Shove turn.

I make the bet small enough that he thinks he has fold equity vs AK if he shoves on us, but big enough that my stack will be decidedly smaller than the pot on the turn.

F Paulsson said:

I make the bet small enough that he thinks he has fold equity vs AK if he shoves on us, but big enough that my stack will be decidedly smaller than the pot on the turn.

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F Paulsson said:

Your job is pretty much to represent AK and hope he bites. Bet an amount he'll feel enticed to call but will be enough to give him hefty pot odds to call a turn shove with. $25 will probably do the trick. If called, the pot will be $100 with ~50 behind. Shove turn.

I make the bet small enough that he thinks he has fold equity vs AK if he shoves on us, but big enough that my stack will be decidedly smaller than the pot on the turn.

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This means we're stacking regardless right? He calls and turn=A we still shove right?

zachvac said:

This means we're stacking regardless right? He calls and turn=A we still shove right?

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An argument could maybe be made for check/calling an ace turn, figuring that he's more likely to put the money in thinking he could bluff than be willing to stack off when our "obvious" hand hit.

But I'm definitely not folding anywhere on this board.