I'm most likely rasing/broke with top 2 against very aggressive guys in this spot. But I know this reg and I don't think he's commiting himself like that if he has just TP+draw. I raised hoping to get called by a pair + draw. He could be betting there with pretty much anything that has showdown value, so I thought it would be bad to just call and let him catch for free, cause I'm folding or checking behind if the turn or river is a
I played a similar hand the same session, where a very similar type of player raised from EP, i had AKo and called IP, flop was AKx rainbow, turn x, river x, no straights or flushes and he bet all three streets. I kept calling figuring he may bet AQ for value and check-call small on the river. On the river the pot was 65BB, he had 65BB left and shoved, so my reasoning was the same, either a bluff or I'm splitting at best, so I folded.
So what is the correct way to play when you flop that and get so much action?
If I raise and the player is good and has a good perception of what I am doing, he will never call with worse and reraise with better(or equal). If I just keep calling, I may get to that ugly river spot where I am mostly calling for a split.