More trouble with AKs. Right call?

[Karak567]

PP 10 + 1

***** Hand History for Game 2029308833 *****
NL Hold'em $10 Buy-in + $1 Entry Fee Trny:12093494 Level:1 Blinds(10/15) - Tuesday, May 10, 19:20:20 EDT 2005
Table Table 35318 (Real Money)
Seat 3 is the button
Total number of players : 9
Seat 9: racimi01 ( $1420 )
Seat 5: Yuppifromlv ( $690 )
Seat 2: erb4321 ( $775 )
Seat 7: sexybiach ( $230 )
Seat 8: rowdieryates ( $1195 )
Seat 3: ggrammat ( $685 )
Seat 10: Dawg9493 ( $600 )
Seat 4: drumisgood ( $565 )
Seat 6: Jake2002 ( $1840 )
Trny:12093494 Level:1
Blinds(10/15)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to erb4321 [ Kh Ah ]
Jake2002 calls [15].
sexybiach raises [30].
rowdieryates folds.
racimi01 calls [30].
Dawg9493 folds.
erb4321 raises [150].
>You have options at Table 35330 Table!.
ggrammat is all-In [685]
drumisgood folds.
Yuppifromlv folds.
Jake2002 folds.
sexybiach folds.
racimi01 folds.
erb4321 calls [535].

[pergesu]

You might fold here because there was a raise and then your reraise, so for someone to come over the top, that has to mean considerable strength.

I'm still usually calling here. This guy having AJ or something like that is just as likely (well more so, based purely on card distribution) as AA or KK. There was a similar thread a couple days ago. Given the range of pushing hands at the $11s (any PP, a lot of aces, KQ, KJ, etc), I'm calling here. Any read at all?

[AndrewB]

I think calling is the right play, even though I dislike coinflips this early in tournements. There is a chance you completely dominate his AQ/AJ, but likely are facing AK or a smaller pocket pair.

The 225 chips already in the pot before your opponent goes all in is what tips the balance to call. If he acted before you and went all in, I fold this hand most of the time in level 1.

[Moonsugar]

Without any specific info on the player I think its a call. 1.75:1 is an awful lot to pass up v. the range of hands this raise happens with.