villain - 24/20 3b 7%
hero - 27/24 3b 4% after about 100 hands

fold
hero KsQh raise 1.75
fold
villain raise 6
fold fold
hero call

flop - 9s 7s Ac
hero check villain check

turn- 7c
hero check, villain bet 5.87, hero raise 16,v call

river J s
hero bet 30, v call

felt like he wasnt playing most aces like this. put him on KK-TT, sometimes AJ, hardly ever AQ or AK. havent played enough 3bet pots for villain to have any post flop reads, but my 3bet calling range (40%), probably looks to him wide enough to have AT-AQ which im split on how it affects this hand but once again not enough 3bet hands for him to really play off that.

river j is bad maybe i shouldnt have bet that and i dont like that it completes the flush but i think he folds KK/QQ/TT, and only continues w AQ/AK/JJ with AQ and AK being a small portion of his range. thoughts?

4-bet or fold pre.
funny that you don't once mention that he can have a 7. lots of people just have a 7 here that bluffed pre. he'll fold some smaller pairs (QQ/KK) but, again, lots of people also have Axs that check flop. Some will have AJ/AQ as well and for good reason.

Fold pre. X/F turn, this is just spew.

Folding to the 3-bet PF. Not a big fan of 4-betting -- think we've got better hands in a polar range to do it with.

C/r turn is bad IMO. What are we repping? Why are we bluffing into villain with range disadvantage and with potentially 0% equity? I don't think I bluff in this spot, but even if you do I would at least choose something that isn't completely dead 90% of the time.

FWIW, I don't think TT-KK bet turn.

You can provide worthwhile logic as to why you took this high variance line so maybe it doesn't fall into the spew category. I still just let this go pre.Villain has a reasonable 3bet percentage and after villain calls the turn check raises he's not folding to the river lead.