QQ on JJ board

First off — never play with less than 100 BB on the table. If your poker site doesn't offer auto-top-up, then do it manually when you drop to 80.
The reason? Hands like this. Pre-flop you want to jam, but with only 3/4 of a stack, it will be hard to isolate down to one player.

As played, raise the flop.

When the J hits OTT you'll only get called by better, so I think checking it back is wise.

I'm interested to read what others think though...

On Pokerstars it's easy to automatic reload you're stack. Pre-flop I would go all the way for 73bb effective. You don't want to play QQ multi way and you are in front against villains 3bet range. Off course the call of the BB is a little bit strange on the 3better without closing the action.

If you would play 100bb effective I would most likely 4bet around 30bb in position and call a shove.

Post-flop I wouldn't mind the call in position on the Cbet. If you raise it would be a shove and there aren't to many weaker hands that would call except maybe AJ. KJ and QJ wouldn't 3bet pre-flop I think. Turn is a tricky card and most likely a blank. You can also check behind and value bet the river if villain checked again. If villain would bet the river you can bluff catch.

Cheers,
SDK1987