zoom AA in 4bet pot vs c/r

As you mentioned your 4bet should have been bigger, at that limit people will call if they are going to call, they are not looking too much at the bet size.

As played, I dont think I can put AA down here either, but people dont tend to bluff at these limits, sometimes he will have a Q and other times he will have the dreaded Jack that he is repping.

Perhaps you (OP) should reconsider your reasoning. It reads "My opponent is maybe a fish. Therefore he can't have a good hand when he raises me big in a 4-bet pot with a QJJ board. Hence I'll call. No wait... I'll raise all in!"

Villains small 3bet pre looks fishy indeed but he calls your 4bet. Then he check raises you big on the flop. Best case scenario is that he has KK and goes crazy with it but QQ and Jx are definitely in his range too. Also you could be splitting vs another AA. I'm not sure if going broke is the correct play here.

Going broke is not ok here. Fish has good hands too.

Originally posted by YohanN7
Perhaps you (OP) should reconsider your reasoning. It reads "My opponent is maybe a fish. Therefore he can't have a good hand when he raises me big in a 4-bet pot with a QJJ board. Hence I'll call. No wait... I'll raise all in!"

You can correct my thought process as mine is "he is fishy, he has more weaker hands in range, I should get value from it as I'd assume fish go all-in with KQ also on this board".

But I agree with previously mentioned, fold is better in this spot.

Look, he is raising you 5x and commits himself.
There are particularly no weaker hands.