Opponent is like 53/0. He see's like 27% of showdowns or some shit. I think pokertracker and all that jazz is silly so I don't really know if thats a little or a lot. I also am playing 30984 tables and stuff so I got no idea on how he plays. He called the flop and turn without much if any hesitation.

$82

I'm all in!

80.

All-in.

If he calls an all-in only 1/3 of the time and a $100 valuebet all the time you still make more money with an all-in.

What if villain has a set and was trapping? What if villain peeled one off on the flop with 7-9? What if he's got QT? I think he's got something decent like that more than 1/10th of the time.

He probably calls with all of those holdings if Xas has a loose image going on here. This guy liked his hand enough to call an overbet on the flop, a decent sized turn, and now he could easily call down a seemingly desperation push from Xas here. If he was drawing he is folding anyway.

The more I think about it the only reason not to push is to give the guy a chance to raise. This guy seems to be cally, not raisey, so I push. Or more accurately, if I had Xaston's likely image, and I thought this villain to be passive and cally, I would push.