jack-king off on 5/10 NL Party

I have about $1400 at the table, villain has me covered. He plays a little looser than the average TAG, and is a solid, winning player.
I raise from one off the button to $40 with JK off, everyone folds to the villain who quickly calls out of BB.
Flop comes AAQ rainbow.I bet $30, villain min-raises, I call.
Turn comes a 10, putting two clubs out there. I check, villain bets $125, I min-raise to $250. Villain instantly goes all-in. Should I call or fold?

[hgoodman]

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jack-king off

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[yvesaint]

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jack-king off

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oh man. ive never noticed this. haha.

I'm confused. Why are you acting first if he is in the big blind and you are one off the button? unless the whole jack-king off was the whole point of your post.

[boose_bagina]

ahh, the bachelor

[flawless_victory]

ok, i only understood about half of that, but this still looks like a clear fold.

Sorry about that, I must've been in the SB, not one off the button.

Note to self: don't post when drunk.

[JMP300z]

if the board wasnt paired hed be jack king off the nuts.

oh man.

-JP

[captZEEbo1]

I think you should fold flop

[Rotating Rabbit]

he's saying he's straight and his opponents saying he's A Queen.