Bet or c/r

[Nudge]

Situation:
you are on the co with AKs, folded to you, you raise 4x bb.
Get call from agressive button. Flop: A53rainbow.
Isn't the best thing to check/raise here? If i check, i know he will c-bet any hand to rep the ace. If i bet he will probably fold a hand without a Ace. If the board comes J53rainbow, the same here, isn't c/r the best?
To me it seams the most logic way to get value, but I haven't seen many posts where people have adviced to c/r any flop you hit against agressive players.

[Peter Harris]

aggressive is one thing, thinking/unthinking is another. You do realise a thinking aggro player will wonder what (if they see you as a good TAG) you are doing checking an A-hi flop.

[samwallistea]

If you have a good understanding of your opponents play and are sure that he will be after your check then a check raise can be profitable. However if he doesn't have much of a hand the chances are you will only win his first bet. It would take a very stubborn aggressive player to play back at you after a check raise.

[Nudge]

I know i will only win his first bet, and thats the point.
If i check/raise a 10xbb flop i will win 6-7bb each time. If i bet out he will fold almost every time when he doesnt have an ace.

[sharpie]

Unless you ever check with nothing here, I wouldn't check when you hit.

[derek luv]

It depends on the type of aggressive player this is.

[Fiksdal]

If I'm gonna check here villain is gonna have to be a total retard kinda aggressive player who will attack whenever someone acts weak.

[TIGERsrm]

Bet both

[NikkiSixx]

Bet or check call on the first one, don't see any more value in check raising, unless he's retarded.

second one, if he's been raising your C-bets with air or bottom pair or low PPs, it's ok to check raise every now and then, otherwise just bet