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[QUOTE="ObbleeXY, post: 6604967, member: 437841"]
honestly, I think the fold and the four bet shove are both reasonable options that require more info on the the plays this dude is making in those sixty-odd hands, before I could be certain what I'd do. I will be doing either of these with some regularity. What I WOULDN'T DO HERE IS FLAT CALL.
But also, I have to say, neither option is a "I'd do this 100% of the time" kind of action.

If I'd played 63 hands with someone, I'd have more confidence on what sort of range this guy is playing and what his tendencies are with the three=bets.
If three-bet bluff is on his toolboax...shove.
His VPIP is high, so he's game for anything pre-fl;op probably...but the flop is decent for 99. Blocked gutshot. Open ended draw. couple outs for the set... 
But I'd be reviewing my hand histories / PT4 to see what this guy tends to do.

In the end, I wouldn't feel too bad if  I four bet shoved and he tuirned over, TT, JJ, QQ, KK, AA. Race from behind with circa 10 outs...not super terrible.
But if he's sitting there with AK, AQ, AJ, AT, KQ...you've got a decent race to survive.

So in my view, you have options and none of them are wrong (except the flat call).
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