My guess would be 65 maybe like a 65cc which would hit the turn really well. Its possible he has a set and made a boat by river too, something like 44 JJ. I don't think he shoved QQ or KK on the river but I could be wrong, I would also expect him to reraise these pre. AJ would seem like a flat/fold on the river hand. I think once in a while he is blluffing a missed flush draw like 78dd. There seems like there could be a good amount of xdxd hands in his range. I think its a missed flush draw shove 20% of the time, 56 35% of the time, a boat 40% of the time, and 5% of the time some otherr weird hand he is shoving for value like QQ KK AJ

I am going to add i think 57s is in his range 5% of the time.

I am very fearful)

The route im going is checking the turn to flat call on the river so your keeping the pot small and avoiding this tricky situition. But i would defo say you should be folding his raise. He has defo got all Jacks and houses in his range. i cant see him shoving for value with QQ KK as your only going to get called by a better hand. So no value in shovng here.

Yeah my guess would be a couple of clubs, maybe 9c 8c or Tc8c, definitely not with a high flush. They could easily be a cautious player and be afraid of a 4th club coming on the river, giving them an inferior flush to somebody holding a higher club.

I guess they could easily have pocket 4s or pocket 3s as well. Pocket 4s they would float, in an attempt to get a call from the 3rd person, and pocket 3s they may slow-play due to being cautious about flush, until they made a full boat on the river...

What hands can you beat? AJ? QQ/KK? Or just complete air? I don't know, I'm not calling this one. Tough hand to throw away but I'll probably fold it.

On a side note, playing out of position is the absolute worst. (not saying you should've folded the aces pre-flop due to being out of position of course), but if you were in position it could've been easier to find out what they have, and maybe the river would go check-check