My first post on this site I would like to make it a memorable one. What better hand to do it with than my favorite hand, JJ.

First of all, I found my biggest fish and sat at his table right behind him. He outdrew me once and I bought back in. Forty hands later this hand comes up.

Planet .05/.10 NL $10 max table and I limp UTG at a full table and all folds to SB (average stack) who raises to $1. Fish calls (huge stack) and I feel I have both of them beat, plus what do most people think of when someone limp reraises???? Aces or KIngs maybe. Not these guys. So I reraise to $4 total and they both call. Flop comes all low cards (467 R) and after they check I bet my remaining $9 as I am pot comitted. SB calls which I am a little worried about but BB also calls who I am not worried about.

My JJ held up against SB's 88 and BB's outside straight draw.

Questions: What do you guys think of the way I played JJ UTG, trying to disguise it as a monster.
And against your biggest fish, how do you play them? I think raising anytime they are in the pot and you have a raisable hand would be one way but I was hoping for other people's strategies.

I like your play if you are very confident your jacks are best. But still, jacks are venurable to many flops. Your play would have been much tougher had the flop not been so kind; Especially with the calling stations on $10 NL tables.

One thing I did want to mention.... All-in on the flop was the correct play here on this flop of rags. However, I do not feel you were "pot commited" as you state. If the sb had i dunno..moved all-in in front of you and the BB called, you could easily state the case for folding, espeically on a higher limit table. Or lets say the flop had an Ace and a queen and there is a bet in front of you. Even with your big raise preflop, I think that's a fold situation.

Yes I agree that the flop was kind for this play. Had there been higher cards on the flop I would've folded easily to a bet.

Thanks for the input.