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He doesn't know how to lay down losing hands and doesn't know when to stop firing at the pot.

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Wait, were we playing? [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]. Oh that's right, I don't play Paradise.

Anyway, the cap makes me nervous, and I might wait until the turn to make a move. I would usually check-raise the flop, but I don't want to be 3-bet, and he seems like he'd do it. The turn is not likely to be that neutral. We've got him reverse dominated with a higher ace, but we may be in a lot of trouble if a spade or a non-ace broadway hits on the turn.

So, perhaps a check-call on the flop. Check-raise a nice turn, and check-call a not so nice one.

Edit: It's not even crossing my mind that villain would check behind this flop, based on the read. If you think it's likely, I could see leading the flop, calling a raise.

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The bet-call line prevents you from being three-bet with air, and gets money in the pot when you're ahead.