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[QUOTE="WEC, post: 1731275, member: 31731"]
I never answered the question in my earlier post where I was "leveled".
 
 
I never have a problem getting AK all-in. I strongly perfer being the one pushing it all-in rather than calling it.
 
That said, I probably play AK more varied than any other hand. Many times I will flat call a raise, in certain situations I will fold it completely to a 3 bet (most likely if it is a cold call 3 bet with another player behind), in other ocassions I will make it a 3 bet allin. Once in a while, I will just push it allin preflop as an overbet (sometimes even very early in an MTT, generally where the MTT is smaller than my avg buyin for BR, or I have decided before the MTT I am getting chips early or bust-I almost always develop a pregame plan for each specific MTT I play). Generally though, very early in MTT I am extremely careful with AK and am likely flat calling a raise and avoiding getting it allin with a single pair of A, K on flop, turn. If I see a player is very aggressive, or I know he is very aggressive based on past play, I will almost always 3 bet AK, and more likely just to push it allin to many of his preflop raises.
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