I've found that often a 3rd shove in a row = super strength.  Easy fold here.  He's risking a 27bb stack, so this would be a soooper loose play with less than JJ.  I just wouldn't take the chance of calling here, and look for a better spot. 

I'm good with the 3bb raise that you made, unless villain has been prone to limp UTG with good hands.  You're deep enough where a 3bb bet/fold isn't a bad play, and it could often win you the pot, or at least iso the villain with you playing IP.

When you made the 3bb raise, did you have a plan for a villain reraise or shove?  Or another player's cold reraise or shove?  I try to always plan ahead when I call or raise, so that I'm not surprised by an opponent's play.

Thanks for the post,

Wacky

So, since he's to your right I take it you've been attacking his SB from the BB?  How's he been reacting to your raises?  Fighting back with reraises, calling or folding?  If he's been folding or just calling, then his shove could've been b/c he's feeling “OI” and was tired of you.  I can understand a call here with this type of dynamic.  BUT, if you think he's “OI” and tilting, then maybe wait for a better spot as you'll have position on him in all but one hand every orbit, and you can raise his limps, or 3b and 4b him as the tourney goes on, making it difficult for him to play.  Sure, you need to at least double to ft, but at 27bb's you've got plenty of time to make moves.  If this guy is LP and you've got position on him, there's bound to be tons of spots that you can take advantage of in the next few rounds while you've still got lots of chips with room to play.

Thanks,