Shove. Run your large amount of equity against any hand he wants to call with and see him at the river. 

hi

call or 3bet your hands seems ok

you have 20 blinds and 3bet to snap a shove looks good but i would call if no squeezer in button or in blinds.

i don't want to weaken my hand playing a mw.

+ for calling

range advantage versus his lagish play => he could folds vs a 3bet but giving you chips cbetting or...

position

+ for 3bet

lag villain

20bb

great hand/range advantage

as played i raise his cbet and obv is to put my stack on the middle

i'm not happy to just calling because - push here could sounds as a draw (but you have draw and ocs too - A/K would be the best hand often) and he can call slightly your push

if you just call here and on any cards else spade/K/Q your equity will be weakened by the board versus an EP range (but folding will be hard...)

we have to collect chips to play to the win => preflop is closer than it can sound first but on this flop, i dislike doing anything else than to push.

if he folds, you win an interesting pot and if he calls, you have maybe the best hand or a split hand and if not you have a good equity (exept versus set but you're not dead too)

raise here for me

dream spot to shove pre, 20bb against lags with AKs. if call pre, shove flop.. only real bad result is to find 2 pair or already a str8 but it is kinda unlikely that he would t7 given so many reshove stacks.

I did want to shove pre and had been shoving quite a few hands wo showdown so the timing was perfect.....I really had the feeling though that one of them had a fairly decent pair. Even though LJ was LAG it looked pretty nutted for him to flat out of a 9 BB stack, don't think he was intending to fold. So I thought I would call and shove on any A, K or strong draw.

Got my draw so followed through with a shove over UTG's c bet an LJ's call. They both hopped in and UTG showed QQ with the Qs and LJ showed JJ with the Js. QQ held and had my covered.

Afterwards I wondered if I had seriously misplayed the hand but the chips were all going in no matter how the hand was played. If the other 2 had their normal weak holdings it probably would have been better to shove pre and hope for a call I guess

Equilab says I was just under 50% against both of their actual holdings so a good shove

as raph said: easy shove pre, as played shove flop