You didn't give any indication of how many hands those stats are over so I don't know how useful they are for me to include in my analysis. 

Hand #1: My standard with QQ here is to 4b because BB's 3b was very small considering BTN's call and we do not want to see a flop with BTN as well. If BTN had not called then I would always flat the 3b and play IP unless the BB was very spewy. Calling is the alternative option if BB is very tight, although it is not ideal because it allows BTN to see the flop IP. Most players will 3b squeeze TT+ AQ+ in this spot for value with some bluffs so we should not assume we are behind. BB's stats suggest that he doesn't have any air because he would just call with anything that wanted to see the flop and his sizing indicates he doesn't want to “chase” away his action. Even if we knew BB's range was AA and KK, we should never fold preflop because we have very good odds to set mine. As played, we should definitely continue on this flop and calling is the best option. We can get away from it if BTN puts in further action behind us. 

The turn presents an interesting decision because I could see myself doing any of the three options. BB would likely continue barreling with TT+ as well as flushdraws. We are ahead of two of his likely pairs and all of his draws. The turn is a very scary card for BB's big pairs so we may be able to get him to fold them. I do not think his 3betting range out of the BB ever contains a set or many 3x combos (A3s maybe?), so I am tempted to bluff shove turn to get him to fold KK+. It is an interesting play because it charges any draws that BB has and it might get him to fold a few better hands. Of course this spot is very read dependent. I am not sure how often players in a $2 will fold KK+ postflop even on a board as scary as this one. If you do not think he will fold KK+ then calling and folding are also options. If we continue with the assumption that his BB squeezing range is closer to JJ+ and he is never folding then we should fold turn. If you think his range is loose then calling turn with the intention of bluffcatching most rivers is probably the best play. 

On this river, I would fold because his sizing looks like value/blocking. Any flushdraw that was barreling got there although it would likely shove river. KK+ are still feasible value bets with the board pairing. TT-JJ would be very ambitious value bets and would likely check river. And any random 3x that he has bets river once more for value. I do not see us being good on this river very often unless he has a total airball or missed clubs. I think most players would ship river with their bluffs because there is only a 2/3 pot sized bet left. 

Hand #2: This spot is a dream with QQ in the CO. We open into three reshove stacks and get action! I wouldn't even fold if SB had shoved and BB had reshoved. QQ is well ahead of both of their ranges and you should be happy to get the money in preflop.