AA with action from UTG, help needed

[brer]

I have ~350 in chips, villian has ~175. It is a NLHE ring game at a Vegas casino, 1-2 $200 max.

Villian raises UTG to $20, I raise from MP to $60 with AA. Villian thinks for some time, then asks me to show one card for $5, which I refuse, and finally calls the bet, putting $120 in the pot before the flop, leaving Villian with ~$115.

If the villian checks, should I be pushing just about any flop in this situation?

[Ghazban]

Yes, though you might be better off slowplaying if you flop top set (he might think you're afraid of the ace with your big pair and try to push you out later).

[stu-unger]

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Yes, though you might be better off slowplaying if you flop top set (he might think you're afraid of the ace with your big pair and try to push you out later).

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with this much already in the pot i think a push minus the most nasty of flops is a must. i count out the 115 in chips b4 the flop is already dealt and make sure to say "presto" as i stick the stack in.

[Rosie5]

I think your best line is to offer to show both for 10$