Villain Has $309 and I cover

I doubled through him once already when he slowplayed top set and I hit the runner runner nut straight (he literally bet like $4 into a flop pot of $20, same donkness on turn and I overbet pushed the river...he called). He's playing fairly straightforward, but I would consider him easy to read and bad.

So this fool minraises PF UTG, SB completes, and I pop it to $15 straight with , he mins again, makes it $30 (please just flip up your KK for me to see you moron). So here is decision point #1, do I push 200bbs (he has like 135bbs left)? I decided to just raise to $150 straight, he called.

Here is my conundrum, I think I made an awkwardly large bet, so that I am committed to any flop. I think either push or make a strandard 3x 4 bet is better. Anyway, the flop came:

, pot is $303, and he has about $150 left.


At this point I am 99.99% sure he has KK, so how bad did I fuck this up, and what should I do?

Ughh, I think pushing this preflop after his 3rd raise makes this a lot less painful because assuming he has KK, he's not going to fold. But I really don't see how you can fold after the flop with all that money in there, and on the other hand I really don't see how you could be winning, QQ seems almost out of the realm of possibility with the pre-flop action. Get it all in and hope to see the other 2 aces? ....and then have him hit runner runner clubs obv.

Stelvask's points are all probably correct against decent opponents. But if he's a donk then you don't care about the fine points. Just shove preflop.

If he's a donk then I think his range is a lot wider than 99.9% KK and 0.01% anything else. I can never check/fold: once I've put in $150 I've effectively committed my stack on any flop. Check/call or push, doesn't matter, it's all going in, and I'm fine with it.