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Couple of A/J situations I wasn't sure what to do with... suggestions appreciated Full Tilt Poker Game #13249574980: $5 + $0.50 Sit & Go (98186052), Table 1 - 50/100 - No Limit Hold'em - 2:47:40 ET - 2009/07/07 Seat 2: DontMuckWisMe (1,746) Seat 3: Chonkarlo (2,237) Seat 4: dankfresh (1,140) Seat 5: RrochelleE (3,162) Seat 6: Lichez (4,224) Seat 8: Aldy55 (480) Seat 9: madzor (511) madzor posts the small blind of 50 DontMuckWisMe posts the big blind of 100 The button is in seat #8 **

lol, ok, well at what point is my stack too large for it to be +EV to shove? Anything 15 bbs or under is it a standard shove with A/J suited or not? Many thanks...

Wow..... thanks bro? Thats kinda why I said in early stages of a tournament, and described two different situations with varying positions, other players, and stacks vs. blinds.... I was looking for what would be more +EV with each different situation, which had more variables than me just sitting there staring at A/Q.... So.... thanks?

So I'm having some problems determining what's the ideal thing to do in situations with A/Q a lot. *mind you this is only in early stages of a tourney where blinds are <50/100 In early position, should I entering in the pot 9 handed with a raise or should I fold under the gun? In late position, should I be raising with >1 limper every time? Is it acceptable to limp A/Q in late position and treat it like A/J? Have I got this all wrong?? lol

If I get something like Q/K with 13 bbs, UTG, is that worthy enough to shove 7 handed though? I feel like it's not, and if I'm faced with something like Q/K suited in mid position, I don't know whether its more +EV to raise and not die if a flop misses, or to shove and basically hope for a blind steal because its' unlikely I will be called with a worse or less than equal hand, from EP or MP anyway. I feel more comfortable when I'm much deeper stacked, so at what point does a raise

I get that the post flop play was bad, but in the instance that he's in the cut off, or 1 from it, is limping A/2 that bad when he has 100+ big blinds? I'm not asking to defend him, I'm asking because I honestly don't know.

I find the worst part of my game is 3x-2.5x raising preflop for a blind steal or actually for value when I have basically 13 bbs or so, and a 3x raise will basically leave me on tilt. Should I be treating my range any different if the only post flop play for me will be to shove/fold? Obviously there are certain hands I'd rather just get it in preflop than post, but say I have K/Q, Q/J suited, or something robust in the cutoff, 7 handed. Is there any benefit to shoving for a blind steal? Should