Villain was 28/21 over 8 hands. The 7x is what is confusing me. Shove? Fold? Need some input please guys.

Full Tilt Poker $6 + $0.50 No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t25/t50 Blinds - 9 players
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UTG: t1470 M = 19.60
UTG+1: t1680 M = 22.40
UTG+2: t2555 M = 34.07
MP1: t1275 M = 17
MP2: t840 M = 11.20
CO: t1430 M = 19.07
BTN: t1320 M = 17.60
SB: t1460 M = 19.47
Hero (BB): t1470 M = 19.60

Pre Flop: (t75) Hero is BB with J J
2 folds, UTG+2 raises to t350, 5 folds

What were his other raise sizes thus far? Some people do this w/ AA or KK sometimes, being afraid of the beat.

When he raised the other hands what did he show? I'd shove if I thought he was a maniac.

Actually I'd popoff and shove here pretty easily.

Having no one behind you here is nice, I'd shove JJ AK maybe TT. These big raises are usually relatively strong (sometimes KK+ even) but you also see A4o and other insane **** here. If you can alook at the other 3 hands he played, if he's an obvious droller I may even get it in a bit wider

I think its a shove, this can either be a monster or a crap hand, i think you are ahead most of the time.

He potted it twice I believe. Neither hand went to showdown though.

I'd get it in here you'll see a lot of pps often. His range is prob something like 22+ A9+ and a whole lot of random junk... just rememberF JJ kills this range just as it kills a 28/21 players range even if u do run into the top end of it sometimes...

(Also how did you get to level three in 8 hands??)

Full Tilt's levels are 3 minutes long I believe.

This.

I thought it was kind of crazy too that we were already at 25/50 but I looked back at the HH and we had only played 4 hands at each of the first two levels.

From my experience this is a strong but vulnerable hand. Lots of times in the $6.50s they show up with TT or AK. I don't know how good of a post flop player you are, but despite the fact your are OOP, I prefer to flat vs a shove. Then C/F any A or K flops, otherwise you should take it down. The reason a flat isn't bad IMO is because it isn't hard to get those chips back later at such low level cause play is so bad if you have to fold the flop. Also you can win a lot more ways than if you shove cause I doubt hes folding and unless he has 10's or lower your not gonna be happy. Always avoid flipping with fishes if you feel you can crush them later in the game

I dont know if any of that rambling made any sense, most will prob disagree with this, but if your post flop skills are strong you can make plays like these OOP. I do and I am a very consistent winner.

snap shoving