Thanks all for the additional feedback.
gustav197poker - Not sure I followed all of that 100%, it sounds like English may not be your first language but I think I get the gist.
teh_colonel_saigon - Thanks, I actually think his range is wider than that, and I really don't expect him to jam into us with top two pair almost ever as he wants a call and doesn't expect us to hit any turns hard enough to catch up. I'd expect him to 4! most of his AK and overpairs but hands like KQ, AQ, T9, 98 are definitely in play, especially the suited combos.
kkonicke - I was thinking along similar lines. There isn't much reason to jam into the 3 bettor unless you really want a fold with an SPR this low. It could indeed be some weird leveling play or a scared weak Jx or TT that beats us also though. Thanks.
TheDude6622 - Good point on the heart rate, that could go either way. From what I had seen thus far the larger raises both pre and post were the weaker portions of his range. More often to be suited connectors and one gaps, broadway cards, small pairs. He tended to size down slightly with his monsters, presumably to get more action.
PackinPat - Yes, he had gone all in before but had not been called. My problem with flat calling pre is that it invites the blinds and limpers in as well. The table is fairly weak, loose, passive overall but there are two stronger players one of which is in the blinds. If we flat and get squeezed we just wasted $15, if we flat and end up going 4 ways it's really tough to realize our equity unless we make 2 pair+. I would rather just fold this or 3 bet to ISO with V or just take it down.
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