tptk+nfd Facing big turn bet multiway

Yea villains like looks quite strong. It looks like he wants to protect his made hand from flush draws but it is weird that he didn't raise OTF. It is possible that flush outs are your only outs and vs that sizing you can't call.

How often would you expect villain to just be doing something silly with a hand like 45 pair+ draw type of hand . 53/33 is very splashy , i just wasn't sure how to interpret his bet sizing with actual hand strength with those sorts of stats.

Equity Win Tie
MP2 33.64% 33.64% 0.00% AdQd
MP3 66.36% 66.36% 0.00% 66-55, 33, 65s, 7d6d, 7s6s, As4s, 6d4d, 6s4s, 5d4d, 5s4s

sets, 2 pair and some pair+combodraw hands. Vs that range you have 33% equity and that is how much you need to call his bet OTT.
Whether you can call or fold is actually quite close.

Close. I vote for a fold. I think need a little bit better implied odds, and SB is not likely joining the party. Also, "getting away" OTR will be problematic due to great odds, since a call almost commits us.

This seems like a call, especially vs. said villain. He seems quite fishy and I think it's a fine spot to call the turn with position + the other player can come along too. Without TPTK, it's probably closer to a fold.

I vote to fold, because like la55i said, i think BB want to protect their hand from a flush draw and with this size bet you can't call. It's close.

Fold for me as well
As oI2ange said he doesn't seem like a tricky player, BUT imo he is more on the passive side and would probably just have called if SB had bet again OTT.
SB is usually capped when he donks and BB has a strong hand (a bit like in the Baluga theorem.. He doesn't want to see everybody fold on the flop but does want to make money on the turn).
Well obviously if you fold this you fold everything except QQ but I don't think it's a problem against a (seemingly) very straightforward player.

Agree with all the other guys. The price is just way too heavy. As soon as the SB leads out into 3 guys it's at least an overpair, much more likely a set, twopair, or the straight --> he would slow down with overpairs and keeps on betting the bigger (strong) part of his range. There's not enough money behind + we will not get any money from his sets as soon as the one-card straight completes, plus any 5♦ is bad for us as well.