I think your villain will check raise alot of gutters and open ended straight draws on the flop, and then QJ, 22, and the very rare QQ, KK,AQ, AK, and AA,(he would 3 bet these hands preflop but rarely he might choose to slowplay these). But overall IDK if your villain would choose to bluff this spot given this flop hits anyones given UTG range pretty hard. Calling the raise on the flop is good cause he will most likely barrel any turn and keep bluffing if he is. However if you have some kind of read on ur opponent where hes only check raising value here, you should definetly try to just get this in here incase a bad runout comes out and you cant stack him.
On the turn, its kind of a bad turn for you, some of his bluffs like A10 and 10-9 got there. His only straight draw that didnt get there is KT, 10-8 suited, 98 suited. But maybe if for some reason he was raising KQ he now has 2 pair, if he was raising AK suited or not (but he most likely raised this preflop flop) he now has TPTK with a flush draw and straight draw. I think given his stack size I would just go with your hand here and hope your villain has a worse value hand, your hand is too good and your rarely drawing dead unless he has a slowplayed QQ or KK hand but thats so rare cause usually people would 3bet that preflop, and theres alot of bad rivers that will put you in a very tough spot, and he can successfully bluff many rivers.
OTR, is a gross river, as played I dont fault you for folding, all of his flop check raise bluffs got there except 98 but if he had 98 of clubs he now has a flush.. You can still beat QJ and 22, but IDK if he would bet this on or any worse value hand on the river, because its possible you can have a straight in this spot. The fact that its possible you can have a straight here makes it very unlucky he would try to bluff you in this spot. Its bad but yeah I dont mind a fold, rare times you might fold the best hand here but as played i think in the long run a fold is good.
Overall just get it in on the turn and you'll avoid the mess on the river.