NL50 JJ vs Reraise

Full Tilt Poker Game 6-Handed
Seat 1: ibluffu1 ($25.55)
Seat 2: Kriki ($77.70)
Seat 3: KirillKostko ($67.65)
Seat 4: meetfdcc ($43)
Seat 5: pmprojx ($38.65)
Seat 6: Button ($35.45)
ibluffu1 posts the small blind of $0.25
Kriki posts the big blind of $0.50

*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero [Jh Js]
KirillKostko folds
Hero raises to $1.65
pmprojx folds
Button raises to $5
ibluffu1 folds
Kriki fold
Hero raises to $15.75
Button calls $10.75
*** FLOP *** [9d 5d Ks]

Hero??????
who knows?

well the button has less than 20$ left in a $32 pot so you can't really do anything that involves folding although i almost want to.

I dont like the 4 bet tbh. I would probably just flat the 3 bet, but depending on reads I may just shove. You left yourself with few good options on flop when he flats you (just a note to consider pot size when deciding on bet size).

I would normally c/c here. People generally bet when you check, but if you open shove its possible he may fold his worse hands (TT?).

ugh this is one unpleasing spot. I'd lead for $0.5 or maybe $10 because I'd like to take a little lol value from the hand.

This is a shit spot PF against a total unknown once he 3bets you, and i'm honestly not sure which of the 3 available options are best. I think i'd default to calling PF then CRAI all undercard flops or c/f flops w overcards given villains stack size but idk if that's good.

I probably call more often than 4bet. Against a very tight 3bet range I might even fold OOP.

If I 4bet, I think I make it either 12 or just shove. Getting more than 1/3 of your stack in basically commits you anyway, I like to just shove it in then.
If villain folds his AK to it, great. If not, fine as well. It takes away our positional disadvantage which is important here, imo.