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Also I'd imagine he would flatcall a K.

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Im confused by this.
This is an incredibly bizarre hand because we have no idea what villain is willing to get it in with or not and in what spots. So I think on the flop you have to make a decision if your willing to put your whole stack in on this board or not versus him. If yes, I would bet, bet, bet as you said he is a station so let him do his thing, he may be able to rationalize this with the fact that you wouldnt do this with a K. If your not willing to go with it I think you should steal lead the flop 220-240, this is for a couple reasons, one you dont know his hand range or what he will do with it, two nothing will make him a strong second best hand versus what your representing.

Sooo what Im trying to do by leading is setup a line that starts getting us information quickly if we lead and he raises just push. If we lead and he calls this is where the real decision starts, on the turn I think you have to check every card but an A. When you check if he checks behind alarms should go off Im now willing to check fold on the river to a serious bet although a small one will scare me too but might be more likely to something like JJ so I will probably call if getting nice odds. If he puts in a bet your going to have to judge by the size and speed of it whether it feels like a K or not, if it looks bluffy push feels trappy give him credit for a K. Very interesting hand ChiRy I think its very applicable to a lot of scenarios too, keep'em coming.