With this dynamic, you could 3b for value if you were deeper and villain weren't a quarter of a mile away from the button. In this spot, though, we're clearly bluffing because we're snap folding to a 4b, and our strongest blocker hands that we can't call should make up the entirety of our very small 3b bluffing range, so making a standard 3b with JTs is not a good play here. All of calling, folding and CiB'ing are better than trying to rep AA, though I'm not totally sure what the best of those three options is (probably not calling unless we have a good idea of what it takes to make villain fold postflop).
As played, there are 18 combos of AQ/JJ/TT, and I struggle to think of a whole lot of combos of worse that are doing this. Additionally, even the hands that we are ahead of play well against this hand specifically, whereas our hand is basically a couple of tattered rags versus his value range. So I don't really know how to continue profitably here.
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