JJ in early position, good flop

Pacific Poker, $25 NL, .25 BB's, 9-handed
Hero ($13.85)
Villain ($8.30)

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Hero raises to 1.00 (should I go more here?)

3 callers, SB completes

Flop ($5 pot) 2[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]4[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]7[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]

Hero bets $3
MP (short stack) pushes all-in for $7.30

Hero ???

Here it's a $4.30 bet to me, with 14.60 in the pot, giving me roughly 1:3.4 odds

Results:
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Hero calls, and wins pot.
Villain doesn't show cards.
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Is this standard?

Not only did villain call my UTG preflop raise, but raised my flop bet. Of course he was short stacked and these are low-limit games, so................

Should I have re-raised all-in (only $5 more) to help isolate this opponent?

I assume the players in between folded. If they did, this is an easy call. Also, I would probably pot this flop.

Dumle

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I assume the players in between folded. If they did, this is an easy call. Also, I would probably pot this flop.

Dumle

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Yes, everyone folded after the villain's all-in.

I assume this is a fold with another person calling? (JJ is pretty bad multiway)

I was short-stacked, so was a little cautious about betting the full pot.