[JTG51]

Thanks again for the input, Andy. I think we misunderstood eachother a bit though.

Making it two bets with an Ace showing looks pretty natural. The King won't fold, and you want it heads-up anyway, so go ahead and raise.

I meant, if I raise with (AQ)A and still get 3-bet by the K, and everyone else folds, is 4-betting generally my best play now instead of just calling for deception. In other words, when he has position on me, and my hand is more obvious, is getting more money in the pot right away more important that a little deception? I always play in a more straight forward manner when I have poor position in hold'em, I'm wondering if the same idea holds true for stud.

Sorry if these questions are beginnerish. I've found that some hold'em ideas apply very well to stud, but many don't.