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Message: [QUOTE="LukeSilver, post: 1712951, member: 59099"] is this cash or tournament poker how many blinds do you have? what has the style of play been so far these are all important factors. for example if your in a tournament and have 20 big blinds this is a shove like 99% of the time baring exceptional circmstances. if your on a cash table 200 big blinds deep this is a lot different however. it would depend on the style of play of your oppenents greatly. eg 3 betting is good but if every single one of them is calling and not folding if they catch anything then it can be difficult. with a multi way pot two pair is possible, and hitting an ace pr king could lose u big. folding is not really something you should be doing. if you can isolate it against just one two players and have position 3 betting is a very good play you can c bet it if its checked to you and if your called and have failed to improve assess your situation from there. if your in the sb and therefore will be first t act and no one folds its a difficult spot. if this tournament poker then you should be shoving here a lot of the time. (unless its a deep stacked tournament or your at the early stages of the tournament and still have 100b+) if its a cash table where your deep, a lot of the play is going to depend on the style of your oppents. what stakes is this? I mean $5 and $10 no limit there are usually a lot of fish who would get it in light and thus having ak and hitting top pair tiop kicker might not be a mistake to get it in. $100 nl it almost certainly is. mind you there is fluctation and maniacs on higher stakes and people that more or less know what there doping on low stakes so thats just a general guideline. what I would say is if you generally do not know how to read the table and play this hand when your deep stacked in this spot, then you should not be playing nl cash, unless of course your aware your going to be making a loss at the game and either just doing for fun or to try and learn and improve your game. [/QUOTE]

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