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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 6612290, member: 393841"]
I forgot to mention that AA and KK are hands that 4-bet preflop at a higher frequency.  Therefore those hands are more in your range than in your villain's range.
So here the strongest V range is made up primarily of AQ and KQ.  Because these hands are much more likely to take advantage of position and play call/3bet, from BTN.  That's why in my previous comment, I said about that: how likely is it that a tight range will just call OTT with trips and not go looking for all the money there?, Because mainly it will only be behind 3 combos: JJ.
In my perspective blocking JJ isn't ideal but it's not bad either.  Because if V had JJ he could have played exactly the way he did throughout the hand.  Whereas if V would have AA and KK it is more likely that the hand would be defined preflop.  Or at least V would have had to raise on the flop to recover some of the value lost in pre.  That's why I think the best decision is to call on the river and not fold this pot.  You become very exploitable in a situation and from my point of view it doesn't deserve it.  I think there are better places to fold and not this one.  I suggest you play with enough bankroll and buckle up at these specific places in micro stakes.
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