Why are we turning our hand into a bluff on the turn? I don't quite understand the logic for bombing turn and river w JJ here versus someone we perceive to be stationary and having lot of broadway/fd floats in his range. Your line doesnt make a lot of sense to me, when u are repping a lot of midpairs. He's most likely on a flushdraw w T9/JTcc, which are like the only hands you will be folding out on the river. I can most certainly treat your turnbet still for value/protection, but otr we will only fold out FD's but i dont think to many KQ's and especially no Ax combos (w/ or w/o FD's).

I don't mind the flat vs UTG+1 btw, think I don't have much of a 3bet/gi range (for 35bb) versus a nit opening UTG+1.

interestingly played hand. sucks playing JJ out of position, against so many players, without the preflop initiative.  I would most likely 3 bet pre and evaluate, but I understand why you chose to flat.   We give the stacks behind such a good price, and we are essentially set mining with JJ after we flat. 

 That being said, post flop, is played very creatively imo.  You are severely underrepped on the flop, which can get value from a lot of hands, villian is betting.

The river ace is a GREAT card for us. We can continue repping strength.  there are almost no aces  in his range.  And if he has the nut flush draw, and hits an ace, it isn't a strong enough ace for him to call with(besides maybe Ac10c).  AK would most likely 3 bet preflop, and AcQc will most likely raise and play for stacks on the flop.  I highly discount sets in villian's range, because there are multiple people in the pot, and the flop is so draw heavy.

My main issue with this hand is our sizing.  by raising flop, and using your turn sizing, it looks we only have a 1/2 pot shove on the river.  Villian puts in half of his stack by the turn. 

I think his most likely holding in this pot were QcJc, Qc10c, Kc10c, all hands that picked up a lot of equity on the turn.

side note: UTG1 was most likely to have had a big ace in this hand.  if he has been raising a tight range from EP as you have described.  The fact he didn't Cbet this low, draw heavy board, then gave up immediately, indicates an AK,AQ type hand to me. 

I honestly think we shoved the best hand on the river in this spot.  Always nice to big up some many chips w/o showdown though.  

thanks for posting the hand.  I'm looking forward to more responses from other players

It's just that i see no reason to take this line post flopraise, which is prob insanely hi-var vs stations that can have weird Kx/Ax combos floating etc.

I like the preflop flat. I think we have to bet flop though once utg1 checks. Its kind of a disaster to have it checked through and theres almost no hands we want to catch up against us. If you are going to x/r I would make it quite a lot bigger vs his tiny bet, probably close to 10k, and then shove turn when called.