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Originally Posted by paulhamr
I don't think he's check raising with a Jack on the flop. He most likely has the 6. On the turn, the Ace makes it even worse for your hand. He definitely doesn't have a six or any pocket pair since he isn't afraid of the ace, which is a card you could have as the pre-flop raiser. Fold.
The ace is kind of irrelevant. When villain checkraises the flop, generally speaking he either has the 6 or air. Either is betting again when the ace hits. The ace is a good card for him because it doesn't hit anything except AA and AJ, which is 12 combos. KK and QQ are 12 combos by themselves, then there's whatever else hero might have called with (KJ, QJ, whatever). It does mean that villain is now winning if he had Ax obviously, but there's no reason to think he does.