NL200 OK to get it in on this flop?

Villain is aggressive multitabler playing over 22/20. No history really. This is easy play for stacks situation regardless of flop action, or do we take a more cautious route? How would you play flop in this situation and why?

Submitted by : phexac

PokerStars Game #19899618877: Hold'em No Limit ($1/$2) - 2008/08/25 - 20:52:39 (ET)
Table 'Paris III' 6-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: jungyoungju ($491.05 in chips)
Seat 2: Hero ($264.40 in chips)
Seat 3: skydancing8 ($188 in chips)
Seat 4: mstrbball ($196 in chips)
Seat 5: ange93 ($76.05 in chips)
Seat 6: tuition911 ($32 in chips)
Hero : posts small blind $1
skydancing8: posts big blind $2

Holecards
Dealt to Hero
mstrbball: raises $4 to $6
ange93: folds
tuition911: folds
jungyoungju: folds
Hero : raises $15 to $21
skydancing8: folds
mstrbball: calls $15

Flop (Pot : $44.00)

   
Hero :

bet and call a shove, if called shove a non heart non ace turn

sometimes i do what yugless says. but also i sometimes check/raise or check/call, and try to get it in on a non-hearth turn. i don't like the fact that draws have so much equity against us on the flop while some hands have us crushed at the same time. i try to get my money in more +EV by taking the battle to the turn. but like i said i also take yugless line.

pretty uninteresting hand

On August 26 2008 05:57 piratematerial wrote: sometimes i do what yugless says. but also i sometimes check/raise or check/call, and try to get it in on a non-hearth turn. i don't like the fact that draws have so much equity against us on the flop while some hands have us crushed at the same time. i try to get my money in more +EV by taking the battle to the turn. but like i said i also take yugless line.

check/call is horrible.

with more history u can stack off but in this spot i think bet/folding is actually the best play...

i should be more clear--assuming he flats a reasonable range, our hand has terrible equity vs his shoving range.

We probably have like 30% against his shoving range?

Probably a pokerstove question anyway. Bet/fold in a vacuum is probably the answer.