SRP: overpair on flop

Against a fish I'd shove.

Villain starts with 80bb.
Villain has position on Hero.

Preflop
Pot is $0.85.
This I do not understand.
The posted blinds are $0.15. HJ calls: +$0.10. 3 folds. BB raises +$0.35. HJ calls +$0.35. Pot = $0.95.
Or: The posted blinds are $0.15. HJ calls: +$0.10. 3 folds. BB raises to $0.35: +$0.25. HJ calls the $0.35: +$0.25. Pot is now $0.75.
What happened with the $0.10?

Mistakes in converter.

The pot is therefore $0.95.

Flop
After his raise Villain has a stack of (80 -4.5 -29= ) 46.5bb. The pot is now 9.5 +7.5 +29 = 46bb.
So Villain can easily go all-in on the turn.

Hero has made a CBet of 80% of the pot. Indicating a good hand. Still Villain made his raise 3.9 times Hero's betsize.
If Hero thinks V is (semi-)bluffing he should go all-in on the flop.
Since the J♣: is no longer a full out H has less than 2 outs. He either has to protect his hand with a reraise all-in or fold.

Mistakes in converter. HJ L/C, i PFR 4.5x. 1bb +- is not important

Thank you for the explanation. I have adjusted my comment.

Originally posted by inceptioner
Against a fish I'd shove.

Depends. If its a really passive one, folding seems to be the way to go.

i would fold because villain plays 30/4 so he is not aggressive only opens QQ+,AK if he continues with these stats
i mark these guys with dark green (tight weak players) and they usually play fit or fold
if this guy has a high fold to cbet then it is easy fold w JJ and folding is safer here.

i have many similar hands and i did shove a lot vs fishes in this spot and was losing in long run

Originally posted by Afulibador

Originally posted by inceptioner
Against a fish I'd shove.

Depends. If its a really passive one, folding seems to be the way to go.

That's true ofc. These hands are always about reads.

I agree with bonecore that 30/4 villain is more likely to be passive, andwhen such villain wakes up betting and raising, we should fold.

Originally posted by nitrol
I agree with bonecore that 30/4 villain is more likely to be passive, andwhen such villain wakes up betting and raising, we should fold.

We have 0 reads/stats given how villain plays postflop, so all we can do is guess. But I guess you 2 are right, without info this might be a fold.