They may have done as there's a flush on the flop and they want just to get stacks in ASAP. I call the flop and turn bet, river I'm folding as I don't expect to see a worse hand if we call.

His bet sizes are odd and so gross

Preflop is fine. Flop is good. Turn gets iffy. I tend to think you're not getting bluffed with that sizing and combo wise there aren't a ton of flush draws he can have if he has a reasonable preflop range. If you're making profit on average on the turn call it's probably not much and I think it's probably losing for that sizing. If he bets smaller I think it's a pretty easy call on the turn.

Definitely fold river as played. There aren't enough missed draws to justify a call unless this guy is just insane.

Likely fold pre .... this highlights a number of issues with playing A6-A9 suited aces that can't make wheels, flopping a flush draw on a paired board, and facing some big bets. Reverse implied odds here long term make this hands folds pre in most cases. People play it, but likely long term they would be losing money doing so.

Calling flop must be ok even 4 way because of how bad some of the players are. Drawing to flushes on a pired board can be a bit iffy in a lot of spots though, but you should be ok with the nut flush draw.

I'm folding the turn as he still has tons of Qx, and his badly put together bluff range on the flop will no doubt include better Ax.

River should obviously be a turbo fold after what's been said.

Preflop, I don't mind vs whales like this, flop is fine, turn I'd lean towards a fold purely because of the price we get.

It's not a nice spot to be in and the paired board just adds a little taint to it on top.

But yeah, I don't think we can be folding suited aces preflop to big whales, fair enough if they don't make a wheel and such, but I think its still going to be profitable vs these types specifically.

Multiway and villain potting it with people still to act I'm folding flop here. My best hope is runner runner Aces and that's just a tad thin for me versus that size betting.

GL Juan.