For those who are saying fold.... But with no follow up reason please take a second look at the OP.
Villan is described as tilting donk REG. We need to figure out what a tilting donk regs shoving range is in this spot. We can't go soul reading him for KQ because we "have a bad feeling". This same villan just went broke win A5 after the flop with no pair and no draw. Just by adding in some spass factor into his range this is an absolute snap call. Vs a realistic shoving range of TPWK J10 and all random ass two pair combos this is even more of a snap call.
Let's try looking at the whole picture, and avoid comments like fold or let it go OP. That doesn't help anyone.
it says v thinks h is super tight. v clearly going to put h in aa or ak. if he's raise shoving op on flop then he prob has h beat. v is also prob aware of his tilting image so it makes the play even more effective
1) not that tilted, and thinking logically, in which case a crai makes no sense with KQ because it gives Hero a chance to fold here. V would clearly be better flatting with KQ in this spot. would tilt V's range towards dominated hands and some draws like JT, AJ
2) truly tilted, in which case he can have any two cards here.
Occam's razor makes me lean towards #2, but its a call either way. People saying fold here are MUBsy imho, with his observed behavior, our hand, and this SPR
'prob has h beat'. I agree it could be > 50% of the time, but H doesn't need to be good half the time. Hero needs to be good 32% of the time, as we saw above. You don't think a tilted player has JT or KJ/KT here 1/3 times or more?
I know what you're saying, sometimes a player gets AA cracked for their stack, reloads and then picks up a set next hand and plays it super-fast. The takehome point is these players usually are NOT ON TILT, they are faking it. They didn't play A5 last hand for 40$ pre, and then call a flop 80$ shove with no pair, no draw. These players ARE ON TILT.
I try to have some kind of read all the time. For instance, against the old men OMC types in my room, this is an INSTANT FOLD. The thing is, unknown average players in my room don't usually shove for so much, they would probably just call with a strong hand.