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Facing overbet on the river with third nuts

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RobG94
Joined: 27.11.2015

I recently found myself in a weird spot playing live £1/£1 cash no limit yesterday . Was hoping for an insight if you could ever find a fold.
Hero £300
Villan £350
Hero is UTG with K♥: K♦: raises to £4
Folds to CO, who re raised to £14, who had played pretty tight so far and 3 bet very rarely
Folds back to Hero, Hero Calls. (Before anyone says; Yes, I agree with you, I should have re raised preflop , but I decided to slow play which I know is a bad idea with KK out of position)
Flop: A♦: 4♠: 5♠:
Hero checks, villain checks
Turn: T♣:
Hero bets £18, villain calls
River: K♣:
Hero checks, villain bets £26
Hero raises to £62, villain tanks for about 2 minutes before moving all in

Would he have checked AA OTF and just called OTT ? Or is it likely he turned :Ax: :spade: into a bluff, trying to get me off AQ/AJ, or could he just be value betting QJ ?
Given this weird line taken, what hands would you call with? I was thinking only AA, KK, AK with no spade, to block both sets and allow villain to have a missed flush draw

Spoiler

Villain shows Q♠:J♠: if you hadn't already guessed as I sigh called

Many thanks


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Titicamara
Joined: 18.05.2009

I would take an entire different line from you. 3 bet preflop, I will only occasionally trap with AA but not QQ or KK.

And if we see the flop, check the flop, bet the turn and river.

As for the river raise, I will call with all my sets.


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nitrol
Joined: 24.07.2010

We cannot 3b as we are UTG. We should 4b, though. No need to be tricky.
We should bet turn and river. With the river xr you will fold all hands that you beat and will face AA, QJ...


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