RonFezBuddy said:

I think I fold here because your Queens are blockers to a lot of his big draws and he'd raise PF with AKs.  With those out of his range it's mostly sets imo.

Very good point about Queens as blockers… Also the way he played AQ hand before on AKQ with check calling the flop don't suggest that he is raising AJ type of hand here… So I agree that I should fold, there is no need to risk my whole comfortable stack in this spot where I'm probably crushed…

I've kinda leveled myself here, I was putting a bit of pressure on this guy, so I've expected him to make a move on me eventually… In his eyes this is ok board to make a move with any piece of it, because I won't hit it often enough (AJ should be only J in my UTG open range, maybe KJs), and since he called on bb with very good odds he should have a piece of this board very often…

In cash game I'm never folding this, with SPR (stack to pot ratio) of about 4 and a lot of possible draws on board it's just not profitable to fold… but there is rebuy button in cash games :).

 btw. recently I bubbled final table with JJ in similar situation… I wanted to get it in pre flop (raising UTG to induce shove), but bb flated me, and I couldn't fold post flop tho it was pretty obvious fold… It seems that this big pairs are trouble for me deep in tournaments, so next time I will try to induce by raising something like 34555 making it look like misclick 🙂