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I'll try my best to make this readable...Blinds are 50/100Villian is UTG with ~ 3000 Hero is UTG+1 with ~4500Dealt to Hero : KcKsUTG callsHero raises to 300(folds to UTG)UTG callsFlop: (Pot is 750)Qh 8s 5dUTG checksHero bets 500UTG callsTurn: (pot is 1750)AsUTG checksHero...?I have a tight image... I think nearly every hand I won I took it down without a showdown except for a set of queens I had... Villian is average... I dunno. doesn't get involved in many hands but I've seen him luck out a bit... Is pretty passive.It was also quite early in the tourney...

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Be nice to know what the tourney was, starting stacks, players left, places paid, etc. I doubt he hit that ace though. I think this is probably KQ, QJ, QT, 76 or something along those lines. He may have floated you with A8 but if you saw him call down with middle pair you probably would have noticed. The problem is any bet that you make gets priced if he shoves his remaining 2200 into the pot.I guess I'd bet and call a shove. I would love to know what others think though.

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nobodys raising a small blocking bet?
What would that achieve? Hoping to fold out something like AJ?I think checking the turn and calling a small bet on the river is the best play. A river raise is only going to be called by something that beats you.
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nobodys raising a small blocking bet?
to block a river bluff? Its more common for a bluff to come on the turn, while a made Ace against such a dry board checks both streets to induce a bet because the made Ace knows hes probably is not getting called by anything he beats. If the hand were QQ and a K turned then I think a value bet on the river is ok because a K doesnt want to risk a free A on the river and As are played so much more loosely than Ks PF.
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