For the call to be worthwhile, BB would have to be doing this with approximately a range of TT+ and AK. Once BB's all in range gets tighter, you start not having enough equity to justify calling.
Even though Villain is on the aggressive side with his PFR and 3bet's, I don't think that's enough to assume he'd be pushing all in with JJ and TT, let alone QQ and AK. A lot of people will be aggressive with PFR, 3bet and cbet type stuff, but tighten up a lot when a lot of money goes into the pot.
Also, even if he does have JJ and TT in his range, you still only have about 52% equity. For you to be a heavy favorite, he'd need to be pushing a lot wider. Whereas if he is raising with a tight range like AA and KK, you're totally crushed. So the upside doesn't seem to outweigh the downside. Try playing around with an
equity calculator to get a feel for how much equity you have with QQ versus different ranges.
Edit: I didn't see that there are only four players. I don't play four handed very often so I am not too confident in how to adjust, but I still suspect that not many players are pushing JJ for 170 BB.
Last edited by adamzerner; 05-22-2018 at 01:10 PM.
Reason: Didn't see that there are four players