[YesMehFriend]

Hm ... tough one but I disagree with the flop rr (even with a larger one). I just can't see villain calling with many hands we beat except for maybe AT and after the rr you're pretty much commited ...
Imo we should call his flop raise and c/r ai on a blank turn (no A,K,Q,T). That way we still might stack him with AT but also get additional value from bluffs / weaker hands that might fold to the flop rr.
The drawback of this play is that villain gets a free draw at beating us when he holds trash but that disadvantage is somewhat compensated by the fact that we save money when the scare card hits and we would have lost our stack in case he has AT/KT and the A/K hits on the turn.

What to do if a scare card hits? Hm ... I guess we should check and reevaluate based on board texture + villains action.