AT - flop tptk, snap off vs jam?

villain is 19-13-5 and doesn't fold to cbets (normally calls though) over small sample; I think he's reg but he seems spew-ridden and i've stacked him twice this session at another table cos value-betting. He's pretty much calling all my preflop raises now when he has position and isn't folding much.
I wanted to snap this off but i managed to pause a couple of seconds before making a decision

$0.50/$1 No Limit Holdem
5 Players
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Stacks:
UTG ($98.15) 98bb
CO ($131.10) 131bb
BTN ($116.60) 117bb
daven (SB) ($100) 100bb
BB ($65) 65bb

Pre-Flop: ($1.50, 5 players) daven is SB :th: :ac:
3 folds, daven raises to $3, BB calls $2

Flop: :7s: :tc: :5d: ($6, 2 players)
daven bets $4.20, BB goes all-in $62,

Interesting that he decided to shove here when he'd been calling. I think he has plenty of draws and overcards with very few overpairs in his range and some sets & two pair that makes calling ok here however I'd be slightly confused by him shoving.

There are a lot of ways to rationalize calling here. You'd have bet bet bet him anyway, this is a hand you're happy putting in 60bb with, etc. etc.
I'd call this for sure, but I think its probably pretty close. They just have T7 or KK or something here so so much of the time. I think i'd fold if his stack were a bit more than this.

I'm snap calling this in a blind battle 65bb deep with a possibly tilting reg.

Tough situation and to be honest I am struggling to work out where you should go from here. I can see the justification for calling but it is anything but clearcut. Be interested to hear how this one ended up.

Easy call imo, and I'm pretty happy about it.

i'd call but folding this session due to your history

cheers, i was pretty happy when i called and he flipped a couple of overs. Then i thought it was worth checking that my call wasn't just fish-tilt being positively reinforced by results.

I don´t know very well , fold is better i guess without status

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Originally Posted by Razvan729

i'd call but folding this session due to your history

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Considering that OP is playing multi-tables with this guy and seems to have gotten into his head, I would have to call because of the tilt factor. Can you give me some insight on why you would fold due to it?

daven got him twice by value so his image is good.villain now chasing IP/ this hand is OOP and there are lots of cards that would stop daven from giving money w/ his Tx/overpairs by turn/river so i thought villain shoves for value vs these.
but i was wrong.