TPTK out of position on flush board

[donkeyshot]

villain is 59/28/20 over 30 hands. So loose and aggressive (also postflop). I really didn't know what's the best play here. I think i only had 2 options, right? fold or shove? I think calling is never good since i'm oop...

[urbansprawler]

Wow, you really folded? If he's so LAG shoving here is the best play.

[donkeyshot]

Originally Posted by urbansprawler

Wow, you really folded? If he's so LAG shoving here is the best play.

Yes, but my doubt was especially about the fact that the pot was still small and we both had a full stack. I would always shove this in a 3bet pot or to a shortstack. Is it in this situation really always +ev play?

[podbelski]

Yeah, you cannot trust such an aggro easily...

Personally, I prefer to call and stack-off on a brick turn. Would like to see comments why it is better to just shove the flop?

[Nostalgica]

I like calling and stacking off turn also, c/c lead turn. Stacking off flop is "okay" but any pair + fd is a coinflip so all we are doing is folding off hands we beat. We're never ahead far here, except vs pure air.