I think I would cbet and triple barrel, you can ch/c down as well, depends on villain tendencies I guess.

OTR, I think we are beat a lot, but I think I call this, espcially as you checked back the turn, maybe he thinks we dont got a strong Ax, but I really doubt we see AJ or worse and more likely a flush.

Pre is standard, so is flop, but you must bet turn. You can't let him draw for free.
I think he would've bet his Ax hands on turn. Such a gross spot, but I'd fold.

Bet 3 streets but im bet/folding river vs most villains if raised i think

Seems like a hand you want two fairly large streets or three fairly small streets with, since you're out of position going for three small streets seems like a good option.

I agree, you need to go for 3 streets of value here and consider a bet / fold line OTR depending upon the bet sizing and your notes on villain.

I also think you should widen villain's CO calling range to include hands such as KJ+, ATs+; I'd probably include any suited broadways. A 17/8 stat over 12 hands means absolutely nothing; he may look nitty with those stats but he might have been dealt pure crap for that small sample size skewing your view of him. With 12 hands of stats, I'd probably just ignore his stats and fall back to general population reads.

OTF, I like a bigger bet. I'd bet, a minimum 80% pot because it is so wet with so many worse hands that have equity on future streets that can call you (straight draw, flush draw, weaker A, Qx).

OTT, 9d is a blank card, so again bet for value around 3/4 pot or larger.

OTR, I like your value bet, we don't like the 3rd club rolling off but we can get value from weaker Ax combos that made trips. Getting ~2.5:1 on the river re-raise, you only have to win around 28%, so I think it is a crying call when you get raised.

There are lots of combos of flush draws that beat you (Ac is a blocker to being called down by nut flush draw tho) and AQ for the boat, but also lots of weaker Ax suited combos that you beat as well. I don't like calling here, but I think we are too far up in our range to fold here.

I would bet/fold this hand all the way. As played bet/fold.