Its not the greatest spot in the world since villain has almost no bluffs but I don't think you can fold. People are going to do weird stuff often enough to make this call profitable, since you have great odds

He should always try to bet kk++ in order to get stacks in on this flop (or later) because you wouldnt 3bet call 22,33 and 88.

Id be jamming here more often than I am folding, this guy gonna have bunch of 8x suited hands, A5, A3 which he would 4 bet as a bluff, with how the hand went I think its pretty easy value bet for those hands, however if your image is super tight and this guy doenst have those hands in his range probably just call here is the best option

Yup, I think it's a call. Not a snap, though, imo. WP!

this is a fold in my experience, he is never ever bluffing. But that is just an exploitive assumption that might be wrong (I just might run bad) or it might be different in your games.

Given that he should bet his AA-KK 99% of the time on the turn there's nothing else you can do besides calling. He might turn some AK into a bluff or valuebet TT-JJ.

I think simply b/c he can show up here with AK or 10's,JJ's makes this a pretty easy call. Not saying it's a snap call, but I don't think you can avoid it.

i would of played exactly the same and be happy to call. against this player i would be 3b light for value. i would also have hands that i called flop with in my range that i could fold here, but not QQ

As played this is a call on river IMO (although I`ve seen plenty of KK,AA played this way- skipping the turn bet), Depending if he is capable of bluffing river or not... you could fold, but I would be more inclined toward a call.

Now going back to PF, with him folding 73% to 3bets, I would just flat it.

Ok thanx guys, I actually endup time out folding, still not sure if I would have called. Given the odds I think I have to, but it really looks like value and. I can't be sure he always 2 barrel AA/KK, as I said he might be scared of AA with KK or just make some weird trap. I also don't know if JJ is in his range preflop (most players just flat in these positions) and my range is pretty face up too. His flop sizing also looks like a hand that want to be called (i would use this sizing with AA imo)

given that strange sizing i would call and if you loose make a note. that's because his cbetting tendencies makes a lot of a difference. Let's say he only cbets QQ-AA and AdKd. This will put your hand (and also your range which is kind of like JJ-QQ,AK or even just QQ,AK) in a really bad shape of having 16% equity on the flop. This means you should even fold to the cbet. but if he cbets 100% of his range here your range has 46% equity which makes it an easy call.
the check on the turn could mean he has QQ and is not sure about his strength, or he has QQ,KK,AA and wants to hide the strength of his hand, or he has AK and gives up and hopes for a free card. You see how wide the Equities differ without any specific reads on villain, And i think if you, e.g. use the cbet stats you mentioned you would be just far away from the actual stats, because cbet stats in 3b+ pots may differ a lot!

So as i said: without reads it's a call, not because you have the odds for sure, but because i think the information you get here is worth the price. Next time you get in similar spots you will know villains tendencies better.

I think the underlying reason why river spot is really close is because of his tight 4bet stats and the sizing he uses otherwise the call is a no-brainer.

However, the bet sizings he uses postflop is just odd that being in villan's shoes, I struggle to put villain on KK-AA. So being the station that I am, I would probably call.

I see myself call, get coolered, move on. I don't think calling there makes me a station.
If we have AA and we are in villain's spot do we think he folds QQ in our spot against that bet? We might play AA differently, and get all of his stack if situations are flipped.
I have hard time believing that calling can be much worse than 0 EV. Whereas folding might make some of his random bluffs very +EV.