Flop massive draw and face aggression

[pokeraussie]

JD isn't it a 3-bet and not a 4-bet on the flop? It went c-bet / call / raise / re-raise. The re-raise is a 3-bet.

Also give me some credit for having reads on the player. I didn't build up my stack from sucking out I felt I had a good read on most of them and the player who bumped it up to $200 felt strong to me.

If you feel confident overpairs are in there, then I agree that a shove is ok but not massively +EV - still seems pretty close given the variance.

Mostly, I feel like it's a fold pre.

What is the max buy in at this game?

This didn't feel like an over pair to me. I think an over pair is at least thinking a little bit about it in this spot when its multi-way, not insta re-raising.

The max buy in is 100bb but the PFR was deepstacked.

[parttimepoker]

You may already use this tool, but the best free tool for quickly figuring out your equity vs various ranges on various flops is:

PokerStove: Poker Software and Analysis

If you feel confident with your ranges, then you can essentially answer these questions pretty definitively one way or the other.

FWIW, I also think that chips above the maximum buy in at a table are worth slightly more than chips below, simply because they give you more opportunities / advantages and can't be rebought.

[pokeraussie]

I need to use that tool a bit more. I played around with it a bit when there were short stacking monkeys on 6-max tables at FTP which happened ALOT to determine how much equity hands would have versus certain shoving ranges, but I need to analyse board textures a bit more.

With that being said, I know a wider range hits this coordinated flop hard, more so then a tight range, so if I am confident he is strong when he 3-bets on the flop, I am happy with folding since like you said it's not such a massive draw anymore.

[parttimepoker]

If you want something a bit more sophisticated and don't mind spending a buck or two, I like:

cardrunners-ev-calculator

It allows for weighted ranges and helps you to visualize the combos that make up a range.