[Somekid]

Hmm, well I'm not sure you can be certain that his calling range is that tight. Also, if he's folding 10% of the time to your shove, you get a lot of chips from the times he folds. What I'm saying is, even if when you get called your equity is only 52% (and I think it's probably higher), the times he folds makes shoving here worth it.

Also, I don't think your skill edge is a reason not to shove here. This has been discussed a lot, but making +EV plays, even if they're marginal, is best. It might lower your overall win rate, but it will improve your hourly.

Anyways, those are just my thoughts about the preflop decision, and hopefully somebody else can offer their opinion (or set me straight).