Unless this is a final table situation and you’re using ICM, I don’t see any possibility of that JJ+/AKs calling range being correct for you here. The SB should probably be getting it in with something like 20-30% of hands (depending on how wide they perceive you to be opening), and the BB should be reshoving with at least something like 77+ ATs+ AJo+ KQs.

Having said that, I was surprised by the results of my calculation in this spot – we need around 35% equity to call, and AQo doesn’t actually have much more than about 33% in a three-way pot here, even against two ranges towards the wider end of what we would expect here. However, 99+ has at least 36%, as does AKo, so those are definitely a call. I was expecting hands like AQs to be a fairly comfortable call here, but it seems that unless the SB is shoving closer to 30% and the BB is getting it in with wider than 66+ ATs+ AJo+ KQs, we might actually have to fold here. I’m very surprised by this.

If someone can produce some math that would prove me wrong I’d greatly appreciate it, since I’m 90% sure I would make the mistake of calling here in-game!