AA vs flop/turn donk line

Don't you use any aggression / donkbet stats? In general, when a passive player starts leading big, it's a good hand. But still I would play my aces the same way like you did and hope he's on a draw. :-)

I don't really pay to much attention to my hud to be honest . It lets me know who the fish are with basic stats , but i dont use it for much more than the basic stats.

It’s interesting line of villain in this hand as well. He’s betting pot on the flop and bet so small on the turn. I don’t think most passive players would bet that big multi way with a draw on a flop, but he can easy have J and sometimes a set. I would most likely call to control the pot in position, because you are or in front or far behind here. As played the turn card isn’t great for us and his bet is so small, but with his Jx and full house hands in his range I don’t think shoving is profitable here and I would only call.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Just call turn.

On the flop, there are two conflicting requirements. Keeping the pot small and bluffs/worse hands (SB) in, and getting the button pay an unreasonable prize to see turn. I'd take my chances and just call. The button is then offered 3:1 and if he calls he will make a serious mistake with, say, a pair (5 outs). No need to raise from that POV. From another POV, I think AA is a very thin, or too thin, value raise. SB donks into two players, including a fish.

I would just call the flop donk and see how he will continue on turn.
As played, just call turn.