Set over set - Can I ever find a fold here ?

Boomer, A makes me more incentived to call

This is double thread.
In the other thread I tell you to be cautious when playing that deep but no-one is gona blame you for calling.

Well maybe I am too tight or something and I should be careful when projecting my range upon others, but when someone calls my 3x flop raise I don't keep their overpairs in there anymore since they will have about 10% equity to win the hand on showdown and I expect them to fold. Here I would have puke-folded river, as AA is in his range like AA with the bdfd or something but again, the 3x raise and half pot bet on turn I still think why would anyone with a bare overpair continue here?? However it does happen. Here though as mentioned by another poster you are deep. Shallower I guess I would call because per definition you would get better pot odds to call when shallower. Here now on the river you have to call 120bb to win a roughly 480 pot. That means you need 25% equity on AVERAGE against his raising range to make that call profitable. You have 44, fill in his raising range in equity calculator, and you will have your answer. Vs sets only you have 0% equity, but if you would add AT and A9 to it you would have a defnite call. Question is if players stay in the pot after a 3x raise on flop with top pair/medium pair top kicker? Well again I probably wouldnt but then again I wouldnt have stayed in with bare overpair either. All in all he hit a 2 outer on the river and won a huge pot because your hand was relatively still very strong and the call is understandable.