BTN: 587
(Open Seat)
SB[Hero]: 383
BB: 495
UTG: 587
MP[Villain]: 1,287

Blinds: 2.50-5$

Preflop
Hero was dealt K(d)K(h)
UTG folds, MP[Villain] raises to 15, BTN folds, SB[Hero] Reraises to 30$, BB folds, MP[Villain] Reraises to 90$, SB[Hero] calls 60$,

Flop (182)
8(s) ,7(d), Q(s) (2 Players)
Hero[SB] leads out with 95$, Vaillain[MP] 3-bets 357.50

Turn
(773.30)
8(s), 7(d), Q(s), 10(h)

River
(773.30)
8(s), 7(d), Q(s), 10(h), Q(d)

Final Pot
Hero has K(d), K(h)
MP has A(c), K(c)

Hero wins 773.30

So my question in this preflop spot is given that hes a fairly tight /
aggressive player is it conceivable to put him on Aces with such a big
4-bet preflop? Was he trying to represent aces? Or is this just another
case of playing AK too aggressively? Granted it was suited; but he only
has 1/118 chance to hit his flush. The range that I put him on pre was
AK, possibly QQ and a small percentage of me put him on bullets. I
figured that if he really did have aces then he would have raised more
than 10$ initially preflop.. But then again you do see all sorts of
weird lines online so its hard to gauge betting patterns sometimes. Another question is - all considering preflop would you have 5-bet jammed? Or do you think the flat call was optimal? Overall thoughts here?