AA vs cbet raise on the flop and shove on the turn

GTO: Flop is call and turn is call. The villain may have worse, draw, or better but you are not supposed to fold on turn.<---no joke.

JediPoker.com: Fold flop.

I would have ISOed a little more, like 4,5x pre. Sizing in the flop IMO is a little bit too large. When the BB c/minraises the flop, he's representing a lot of strength against two players, he represents 22, 99, 9Q, TJ (specially of clubs) and some flushdraws with gutshot like TcKc. In the turn he's very polarized, as it doesn't change anything, he's basically saying he has 22, 99, 9Q. I don't think he has lots of trash in the turn, but you know it's NL2 and this villain plays the deck and doesn't even have a full stack. What did he have? 9Q?

Q2

AA without the club even shove make some sense on the flop on wet board especially if BB is half stack, but anyway its always a continuation on the flop.

Turn is close as expandir already said hes polarized, but since hes shortstack call off is okay, folding is okay too i think, NL 2 is just crazy, so either hes got set or two pair or he has some combo draw or toppair.