It's an obvious shove if the guy is a bad donk (plenty of those at 10nl) but if he isn't, I don't think he's check-raising a pair of jacks here in a 3-bet pot. Maybe ace-jack if he's a decently aggressive player, but you've got 2 of the aces so that's a less likely hand for him to hold. Other than that, all you're really ahead of here is KK, QQ and KQ
. KK almost surely would've 4-bet preflop, so really you're down to just queens and flipping with KQ
with the much less likely KK or ace jack. If you saw him semi-bluff with a lot of draws, shove.
Calling is an option if he's a fairly aggressive player to try to check the hand down, but fold to further aggression. If he's sitting there with something like KJ or QJ, he might do this just in case you had ace-king and shut down when you call.
If he's passive, it's an easy fold imo. He shows up here with a set of tens and jacks way too often considering his pre-flop raise.
Overall without sitting there myself I think it's a good fold.
Edit: depending on reads he might have JT or 89 here, but I'd almost completely rule those out unless he's very LAG or somehow actually worries about balancing his range at 10nl.
Last edited by Kelarm; 09-16-2010 at 03:54 AM.