$10 NLHE 6-max: Ok to all in JJ here?

[blueskies]

10NL on BOL.

Villain has a bit more than $6. Dude plays a ton of hands.

He limps utg. I raise to 40c from BTN with JsJh. He calls.

Heads up to flop.

9c5c4h flop.

He leads out with pot size bet. I am pretty sure he does not have a set. I think it likely he has either a 9 or a draw. At worst (for me) he has 2 pairs. He only under $5 left.

I shove. He calls.

Ok?

 

[marvinsytan]

just call and see what he will do on the turn, jamming is just over valuing your hand

 

[liuouhgkres]

I think it heavily depends on how often villain donks. If he donks a lot then by all means you should raise and go all in, but if villain is passive, then you should proceed carefully. By default, I like raising here, your hand is ahead of 9x and draws and very vulnerable to various turn card.

 

[blueskies]

In my experience when someone calls preflop and then leads out with a big donk bet on the flop, it's usually not particularly strong so I went for it. It was only under 50BBs and I was pretty sure I was ahead.

 

[John A]

I prefer a call, jam non club turns, but vs a short stack donk better, a shove is ok too.

 

[zuker]

You need reads about his play. Fishes sometimes have hand.
Did you see him donking like this with trash or weak hand? If yes you can play call or even repush.

 

[hyfl]

It depends how he is playing post flop, if rather passive you should fold. If he bets offen shove is ok.

 

[Tigroslav]

Seems like you were up against a LAG so shove is perfectly fine here.