NL100: JJ vs PF 4-bettor

[Vincent]

I can't find this hand in my history, but here's the gist of it. No read on villain in CO other than I don't think he's good, but not a complete moron either.
Villain $80 in CO
Hero $100 in SB

CO opens to $4, Hero makes it $12, villain makes it $28, Hero calls (mainly cuz I didn't know what to do).

Flop is 995. ($57)
Hero's action.

<font color="green"> I was considering going AI PF, folding PF, donk/folding, donk/calling, check/raising AI. In retrospect, I have a line in mind (which I'm not sure is right), so I'd like to hear from you guys. </font>

[ZingyDNA]

When he 4bets its push or fold. He has only 52 left. I'd fold against an unkown.

[Jigsaws]

Fold preflop. Most people don't 4-bet anything but KK-AA, and you're not getting implied odds to try and flop a set. You can't really donk/fold, cause he has only $58 left (donking would suck if you were deeper too, though).

[Vincent]

That's good to hear, since it's what I thought I should've done afterwards. Also, if this guy had $150 to start, I'm calling purely for set value &amp; if he had $50, then I'm going AI?

[PoppaTMan]

With less than 100 BB, you should probably be leaning towards folding to the 4bet preflop.

[tubasteve]

Fold pf, and you should probably think about folding QQ here too. On that flop you have to get it in.

[Jigsaws]

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That's good to hear, since it's what I thought I should've done afterwards. Also, if this guy had $150 to start, I'm calling purely for set value &amp; if he had $50, then I'm going AI?

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I think he'd have to have at least $250 to start before you can call for set value.

I think you should fold if he has $50 as well. It's tempting to just push vs. a short stack, but a 4-bet is still a 4-bet.

[Dan Bitel]

fold preflop

as played, c/f the flop