AK party NL $100 6max

It was still the first time around the 6 handed table and I was multi-tabling so I didn't really have any reads. This hand happened when I was BB. I had $100 and villian had $113

Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) - Tue Dec 06 16:31:47 EST 2005
Table Table 72423 (6 max) (No DP) (Real Money) -- Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 1: Hero ( $100.50)
Seat 2: villian ( $113.60)
Seat 3: kyrepoman ( $93.80)
Seat 4: FredrikXXL ( $85.88)
Seat 5: longshot1217 ( $86.65)
Seat 6: tomluec ( $129.65)
tomluec posts small blind (0.50)
Hero posts big blind (1)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Hero [ Kh, As ]
villian calls (1)
kyrepoman folds.
FredrikXXL folds.
longshot1217 calls (1)
tomluec calls (0.50)
Hero raises (3) to 4
villian raises (19) to 20
longshot1217 folds.
tomluec folds.

Hero-?

Also-I probably should've gone to 5 or 6 preflop, but that's not really the issue

i'm fine with folding

[beavens]

like you said, bump it up to 5 or 6 with those limpers.

this is a [censored] spot. with no reads and facing a limp rr pf it could spell QQ-AA.

if i was actually in the hand i would consider calling, but just reading it here i wouldnt want to be OOP without a pair facing this aggression against an unknown.

[wdeadwyler]

You can fold this here without losing sleep.

[beavens]

better spots to get this guy, correct?

I probably should've folded, but you all know how much easier that is now than later. Anyway...
I announced check in the dark to myself, flop came Td, 2s, Ac,
villian bet 40 Hero has 80.50 after the preflop call, villian has him covered.
Hero-?

[beavens]

pretty much the best flop you can ask for.

normally people would limp rr with a high PP, and you beat all except for TT and AA.. chances of AA are less now that youve got one and the other is on the board.

probably looking at JJ-KK here?

[bizaff]

If you call pre-flop, you can't fold this flop.

Given that, which is more likely to get the stacks in - call now and push when he slows down, or just push now?

I probably call then push the rest if he doesn't bet it for me - this should widen the range that gets the money in the middle.

Yea its not folding, It's how to get his stack. I realize now that I really botched this hand. I made the -EV call preflop, then lost out on value check-pushing the flop when he laid down what he said was KK.
Thanks for the advice, def not making that mistake again
-Alex

[wdeadwyler]

C/C flop lead turn for a teaser bet or check again even.