You need to re-raise pre-flop, for a few reasons:
1) you need to know where you're at with this hand since you're out of position, a simple raise to .70 would suffice. another raise signifies you are probably beat at the moment. However, with the stack sizes you can probably call any normal raise for set value. your implied odds will be there since most people will not lay down QQ-AA on a Jack high board
2) As someone else stated, you will create a larger starting pool which will increase the bet sizes and keeps stations more interested.
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