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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 6191974, member: 393841"]
First of all, if I knew that my opponent is very competent, I would remove low pockets like: 22-66 from the calling range.  Maybe with 77-TT he calls and possibly with JJ + he 4-bet preflop.
 However BB's cold call range interferes with the opening range, which puts a lot of pressure to call in a thinking player.  Now the medium strength hands are reduced and the V should continue more frequently with hands like: TT-JJ.  And Maybe with: AQs +.  Since hands like QQ + could 4-bet in this sequence when V is OOP.
 From the descriptions you make this V apparently seems tilded which could justify a wider aperture range.  However when BB has a tight image, I don't think this V is that wide.
 The flop hits his capped range when V can now only have half the combos: TT.  When he calls on the flop his range is definitely free of sets.
 BB's call was a bit marginal IMO againt competent players. 
 On the turn, line V doesn't make much sense.  However, it is not ideal to block aces in this texture.  But we have the best suits, because we don't interfere with his bluff range.
 On the river I fully agree that it is the worst card for villain and here he would be defending as you have done.
Greetings.
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