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[QUOTE="zebranky, post: 465579, member: 14994"]
[b]call. definitely.[/b]

okay, I already saw the results, but that doesn't change the read. if he's tight, the straight isn't a possibility - would a tight player call your preflop raise with 8T? not bloody likely.
AA and KK should both have raised your preflop bet. Their goal is to get as much money in the middle as they can, because, as a rule of thumb, their hand is the best so far, it isn't likely to improve (only 2 outs), and they have to assume every other hand improves the more cards that are out there. So as long as your playing a Tight-Aggressive guy, you can probably discard the higher pairs from your read.
There's an outside chance he would be holding a QQ, JJ or TT here, but in those cases you split or win the pot (if you haven't seen the turn yet), so I won't consider those either.
 
So what's left that he would call you with? AK, AQ or AJ, probably suited.
given his bet on the flop, I think you have to put him on the draw for the flush, and both cards as overcards. It is possible he does have a small pair and hit his set, but would he then bet 4X the pot (considering your shortstack, that's all he's really risking), hoping to draw you in?
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