first off I have no issues with the call

he could have KQ or AQ here very easily at a short table, I prefer a raise to see where I am at.

Really with a raise you only fear QQ and 88, you beat KK and JJ or lower doesn't re-raise you.

I think in a perfect world I re-pop the flop, as you played it I get all in on a non K, Q turn card and if he has a set I am fine losing to it here at a 4 handed table

I think he has AQ or KQ

Villain opens to $3 4 handed on a full ring table (so 6xBB which what I think you were getting at Trod?)

then calls a re-raise

I guess my range of hands is AT-AK, 77-AA, KQ

I think his hand range is rather large to be honest

although I have no issues with a fold I really don't think your sunk yet (I still prefer a raise to see where I am at)

Call and then bet/raise any non-Q turn all-in. I aint NEVER folding AA there. It takes a lot to crack AA 4-handed.

Well that's what I did. I called and then raised his turn bet all-in. Unfortunately the turn was a J and he had JJ!! I felt like I should have pushed the flop rather than giving him the free card to try to catch. Bleah.

Mathematically I think I want him to put in the rest of his chips with just the 2 outs rather than folding to my flop push. But it sure sucks when he catches.

Thanks for confirming that my play made some sense.