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[QUOTE="ZenonBR, post: 7083329, member: 1026756"]
Come on, it looks like we have incomplete information here, did the small blind villain just fill the pot? Or did he come in from Raise? If he entered with a Raise, how many x did this increase amount to? Another issue is generally that the small range is more biased towards marginal hands, as it is in position over the BB it can pressure the big with a Q9 for example, but to resolve this solution, the most important thing here is to first know how this action arrived up to you, did the villain raise or just fill the pot? If he got a raise, what was the value of that raise? 2x, 3x, 5x the amount of the big blind? Post flop, does he raise aggressively? Some villains when they trip tend to trap (my case) so if he checked it could be the case, but also not, if his only action on the river was ALL IN without having raised at any point, the call is right, if he has the 9 which is unlikely, just congratulations to him, and life goes on, now with JJ top of the range on the flop you fold, you are playing wrong in the long term, in the short term he may even have the set, but in the majority Sometimes your JJ on this board will come out victorious, so yes, calling is the correct action to do on this board, which will be favorable most of the time, just don't ask me to do calculations I'm horrible at it.
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