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Ofc 98s performs poorly against your extremely nitty 3b range, but I think against normal loose aggressive players 3b range in BB vs BU resteal situation 98s is an easy call. For example, I resteal in BB 19,2% against button steal, and the range is polarized so 98s has nearly 40% equity against that range. If you 3b like 3-5% against the button, your opponent can exploit you by folding everything besides his premium holdings. Your hand is pretty much face up if you don't have any 3b bluffs
98s has really good equity against AK and similar hands, and it has great implied odds against JJ-AA. So I think, its totally fine to call a 3-bet with 98s, when you have position on your opponent postflop. You might not be QUITE priced in on outright equity, but its close. And you have so much other good stuff going for you, that it simply does not matter.
As for the QQ, this is a tough spot for the hand. I am fine with betting flop and turn, because we can still get value on the turn from TT-JJ and flushdraws. However when the flush come in on the river, and he shove, unfortunatly this is a pretty clear fold. He is never shoving worse for value, and he pretty much never have a bluff here, because all the draws came in.
So in my opinion both players played their hands perfectly until the river. But on the river QQ need to find a fold, even though its difficult to let those pretty ladyes go. But as they say, dont get married to your overpairs. Being able to make laydowns like this can make a big difference to your winrate in the long run.