2/4 - TPTK 200bb deep vs. slightly spewy reg

Villain 10-tables 2/4. Stats are 22/19/3 over 8k hands and he's a loser over my sample (-$3k).

I see him a lot and we battle but not many hands go to showdown. Yesterday he called my 3b ip with T9o and shoved over my cbet on a 863 two-tone flop, I called with AQ and the flush draw.

Can I 4-bet/fold the flop here 200bb deep? Call oop and re-evaluate? 4-bet/call and be happy about it?

Full Tilt Poker - No Limit Holdem Ring game - Blinds: $2/$4 - 6 players - Converter

Stack sizes:
UTG: $800
UTG+1: $472.40
CO: $856.50
Button: $800
Hero: $885
BB: $800

Pre-flop: (6 players) Hero is SB with A Q
2 folds, CO calls, Button folds, Hero raises to $18, BB calls, CO calls.

Flop: 3 8 Q ($54, 3 players)
Hero bets $44, BB raises to $135, CO folds, Hero...

if u know how he plays his draws on blank turns/flops this deep then u can call

if not, fold because u can make a catastrophic mistake

i agree. except i would never just fold the flop because i am a donk. If I 3bet the flop it would be to call a shove.

If you fold here, re-evaluate why you're playing this table this deep.

Originally Posted by Fnord

If you fold here, re-evaluate why you're playing this table this deep.

CO is a huge fish ldo

Originally Posted by Fnord

If you fold here, re-evaluate why you're playing this table this deep.

explain im not sure what ur getting at here

I don't have a problem folding TPTK oop 200bb deep in this situation. It might be a little bit different live with the slow pace but if you are multitabling online you sometimes can get into spots where you don't feel comfortable and just have to fold and wait for other situations.

I think 3-betting is bad and just calling the flop raise without knowing if opp is capable of raising draws in position is not good either.

I just realised that CO is a huge fish. I am just wondering if villain is aware of that and if yes, why he would raise the flop with great draws, effectively blowing the CO out of the pot?