slowplay AA preflop and now flop is interesting

[biendover]

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $2 BB (6 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)

SB ($205.20)
BB ($222.90)
UTG ($120.80)
MP ($56.95)
CO ($200)
Hero ($297.85)

Opponent is 22/13/.71 w/only 36 hands. I suspect him to probably be more aggressive. No reads because I remember it being one of my first few hands.

Older hand from a couple weeks ago so I can't recall all of table dynamics.

Preflop: Hero is Button with A, A.
2 folds</font>, CO raises to $8</font>, Hero calls $8, 2 folds</font>.

Flop: ($19) K, 5, 3 (2 players)</font>
CO bets $8</font>, Hero raises to $20</font>, CO raises to $46</font>, Hero............

Minraise preflop felt more like a value raise. However, the strength of my hand preflop is hidden. So I was torn between just calling or reraising. Too weak to fold right?

Thoughts?

Thanks!

[thedustbustr]

u have AA, he has AK, get the monies in bc neither of u can fold

[carrotsnake]

definatley shove at this point, unless its a few like specific villians. Even then, without the ace of spades, easy shove imo

[biendover]

So no one considers calling then pushing on turn?

[thedustbustr]

i said to get the monies in. whether thats on the flop or turn, well, it doesnt make much of a difference, so use a read. or flip a coin. or something.

[carrotsnake]

spades suck for you and he looks like he wants the money in now(who honestly min 3bets then folds to a shove?)

[cs3]

easy push. any spade kills your action on turn.

[biendover]

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spades suck for you and he looks like he wants the money in now(who honestly min 3bets then folds to a shove?)

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Good points carrots &amp; dust. Thanks. I've been slowly playing 1/2 and wanted to see if my thought process was correct and was just running bad or if I was thinking like an idiot.