I don't feel great about my play when I flop a set of aces generally. I feel like I have a great hand but the ace often scares players out of giving me much more action. So I generally just cbet as I would if I had AK and hope somebody wants to play along. I'm not sure if this is the best approach. In this hand I had a 57/14 donk in BB and a new player in MP. The donk was deepstacked and impossible to range so I just said screw it and put the cbet in there hoping he'd find a reason to hang himself. Am I playing well or does a hand this strong call for a slowplay in circumstances like this?

Full Tilt Poker, NL Hold'em Tournament, 40/80 Blinds, 8 Players
LeggoPoker.com - Hand History Converter

MP2: 4,655
Hero (CO): 8,980
BTN: 7,880
SB: 955
BB: 8,257
UTG: 5,350
UTG+1: 2,020
MP1: 2,980

Pre-Flop: (120) A A dealt to Hero (CO)
2 folds, MP1 calls 80, MP2 folds, Hero raises to 360, 2 folds, BB calls 280, MP1 calls 280

Flop: (1,120) A 9 6 (3 Players)
BB checks, MP1 checks, Hero bets 640, 2 folds

Results: 1,120 Pot
Hero mucked A A and WON 1,120 (+760 NET)

You gota bet that flop, if its something like A28r then maybe not.

I think I make it bigger, their range contains more FDs and gutshot SDs than 9s.

What do ya'll think about checking the turn if you get calld on the flop. Any card. Because in my experience, I get called on flop, bet turn, and then win it there, which is fine... but would there ever really be a bad time to check the turn? I guess besides the obvious flush draw scare.