OESD big pot

Pre is fine given the odds and the fact that we are closing action.

OTF we can safely asume we have 0 (zero) fold equity. I would especially give the IR credit for a legit hand, since he probably will not be very light betting against/into 4 other players. Sizing suggest an overpair very often or at least AJ. I'd expect JJ or 99 to bet a bit smaller, but we can't rule out those possibilities offcourse (i'd say 99,JJ-AA),. I don't really give the other callers a very strong range any more. Jx and 9x make sense, better would have raise imo.

I'd call and evaluate turn. With all of the dead money involved I don't think shoving is bad either.

Calling Preflop is pretty good as you see a flop cheaply enough.
On Flop technically you have the odds to call (borderline), however you invest about 15% of you stack.

Early stages lost blinds can be a hit later where you wouldn't have them the moment you need them the most: pushing.

Here, we're early stage, our equity is about 35-37% to River and i don't think you have pretty good fold equity here. I think that because it's abnormal for several players calling this much. If they call that, someone will call your push as well and even a made bottom pair have about same equity with your OESD. With this kind of aggression, i just fold. I would consider shoving with a combo draw like OESD + Pair or OESD + Flush. However with all the fishes still in the game i would fold. My equity is not big and i need to enhance it with fold equity which i don't have. Calling is a matter of how aggro are your opponents post-flop. If you think they're raising, what do you think will happen on Turn?

You get decent odds to call on the flop in a multi way pot like this to hit 1 of our 8 outs. if you miss the turn there is a change you will get a cheap river card, but most of the time you need to give up.

Cheers,
SDK1987