I find myself in this situation so many times where i'm facing a loose raiser from the btn in EP. Where there seems to be a flush or straight draw. Im interested to hear what others have to say on any approach to this. I often find myself calling these with AK till the river blanks where the btn will just spew his whole stack all in even if its 3x pot. 

I would just fold flop think about your whole range here you have so many better hands in your calling range to defend this texture 

Folding the flop is fine, i`d like a float with at least a backdoor flush draw or on a dry board that he`s gonna be betting with his whole range, and you`ll be ahead of his bluffing range.

Hundred hands is still a small sample and you don`t really have enough info to make floating/betting spades/shoving most rivers profitable in my opinion.On the contrary this villain seems sticky and aggro, which often correlates with stationing.

Call pre ok, but @ flop better choose to fold, coz here for float you really need AsX, its just better.

Against his range you will hit a lot much better flops like Axx where he will be had a lot of dominate hands by you, or guthsot flops or BDFD atleast. But here you have no any extra EQ, totally no (just A and they discount already by FD), its bad spot for choose float turn.

put me down in the just fold flop camp as well

+1 to everyone saying fold the flop. Play around in flopzilla with your range on this board and see how wide you need to be calling this flop. You're usually not going to have to float with a hand this disconnected from the board (no real backdoors, clean outs etc) unless you're looking at a low paired board or something.

yeah your blockers actually provide for a decent flop bluff raise and a small follow through on a turn against a villian range of 1010, 99, 66?  idk its ok given relevant stats, game flow, images, etc, and game theory probably says this is good given blockers vs board texture.  Given that, look at the fishes showdown.  

Thanks once again for the feedback. Probably best play here is to just fold the flop... but if we have a villain who is 3betting even more and we know he`s got small PP`s in his 3betting range I like your ideea Hotsandwich: to raise flop bet turn :).