4-bet pot with JJ

JJ is strong enough to get it in here. I prefer 5 bet jam, because oop with JJ in a 4bet pot is really hard to play or ugly to play and you are ending up allin quite often anyway.

GTO wise its probably 50 % call and 50 % jam preflop.

As played the Q on the flop is really ugly because AQ KQ gets there and ofc QQ KK AA has you still beat.
You now beat only AK and TT, i think the call on the flop is okayish, but on the turn its a fold i guess.

I prefer 5bet jam here, but the call preflop and call flop is ok i guess.

I think I should have folded pre, I leveled myself into thinking my opponent could be doing this with less than the top of his 4-bet range because he was frustrated but if I 3-bet him 3 or 4 times in recent past and he folds when he does 4-bet me his range is probrably pretty strong, I think I should have just folded pre tbh because JJ has very difficult time realizing equity in this spot OOP. I think my opponent is playing heavily unbalanced so I could probably exploit him by folding, If I shove hes going to call with probably JJ+,AK which I would be putting my money all in with 36% equity.

Originally posted by Casey55
I think my opponent is playing heavily unbalanced so I could probably exploit him by folding,

Thats a fair point on NL 2 where people probably are massive under 4betting or under 3betting.

i think without exploits and without making yourself exploitable, you never folding here pre? and if you thinking folding JJ, how many Qx hands you got here? so your top 4 best hands here AA-JJ but if you jamming AA-KK (QQ) so you got this spot JJ? or maybe Q set? then jam pre if you dont got here better hands so you have to go all in anyway cheers hope you understand something about this text im tirred

Tricky hand, but tough to fold against a really small 4bet. Shoving seems to much. Sizing could be a way to induce a shove. Post-flop you can't do much than folding the turn. You beat only AK and tough to believe a random villain would play AK like this.

Cheers,
SDK1987