Message Board : An Interesting AA hand

This was a local $1/$2 game during a home football game weekend.  I am in the #6 with the button, the table was loose passive except for seats #5 & #7 who were tight aggressive thinking opponents.  Someone at the table has nicknamed the 3 of us the "bermuda triangle" because most of the money at the table is gravitating to us.

Preflop 

Seat #2 opens for $7 with ~$190 remaining

Seat #5 smooth calls with ~$900-$950 remaining

I put #5 on a steal attempt and decided to make a large bet with AdAs hoping to get called by #2 and get #5 out of my way so I raise to $30 with ~$420 behind

Too my suprise #6 with ~$500-$525 behind smooth calls from the sb

#2 folds and #5 calls.

I wanted to isolate the bad player whom I have covered in this pot but instead I’m mixing it up with two tough big stacks.  The pot is ~$100 and I am the shortstack giving us a 4.2 SPR.  I feel this is a decent SPR and plan to commit with an overpair provided I don’t see a monotone or 3 straight flop (and I might still commit).

What range can I put the villians on?  I had #5 on a wide range but his call of my reraise has clearly narrowed that range but to what?  With my large reraise they have to be putting me on QQ-AA, AK or AQs

Flop

Ks Qd Qh

What is my equity vs. the range of my two villians?  Both check and I decided to continue with my committment plan by making a pot sized bet.  Good Idea?  Basically I beat any K or underpair and lose to any Q. 

My opponents should be able to put me on Kings Up, Aces Up, Trip Queens, Kings Full or Quad Queens since I made no attempt to disguise the strength of my hand preflop.

I think JT is unlilkely in either hand … in any event, they had
roughly 5 outs ( 2 Js or 2 Ts as 1 out, plus 4 9’s ), so need to worry
there.

#2 probably has 2 high cards … but a loose UTG could represent anything. Given you have 2 As and 2 Qs on the board, you are likely ahead.

I think since you identified#5 as tight, he probably has a pair, or a mid range SC, or a high range gapped connector. Remember he didn’t reraise. KQ is possible too, which is a bad one for you. KK too … and more likely that #6 has this. These are the only hand you must really fear.

I’d look to check the flop, and bet the turn if no one ahead of me had scared me. If you lose, hey, that’s poker.