Pokerstove is liking how I played this hand but I'm still not confident in it. Villain is a loose/aggro fish pre but tends to tighten up a lot post-flop. I have a significant read where she spazzes out a lot with pocket pairs, I've seen her shove 33 pre for 200BB, I've seen her call 3 large streets with 44 on a high/wet board and I've seen her shove 66 over a value bet on A high flop, plus a few other scenarios.

If I do loosen her range up to a lot of weak pairs then pokerstove gives me about 65% equity or better depending on whether QQ-AA is still in her range, or how low the kings go, if I add some 4 hands and flush draws then I gain a lot more.

My question here is basically how strong does my read need to be before this is good and not simply spazzing JJ? also should I be calling rather than shoving to let her keep bluffing crap like 88-99?

your thinking about the game preety well esp for a micro player, keep this up

if you can verify your plays via pokerstove, your genreally gonna be within a correct ballpark

oop I think raising is good here. It's too annoying to when you just call and villain decides to check back turn and then sucks out on the river. If you were IP I'd always just call the flop raise and give villain the chance to spazz again on the turn. Also impressed by your analysis of villain.