Re: Stop-and-Go with AQ
I'm not sure if this really qualifies as a stop-n-go, I thought that applied to situations where you're first to act on the flop. But regardless, as it played out, his check says that you definitely should push this flop.
I'm not sure I agree with the other posters about pushing preflop though. The SB limping in means he doesnt have a good hand, else he probably would have raised your blind. If you push, you'll rarely ever get called, but if you raise it to 500-600, you will get called more, and you can play the likely best hand for a more valuable pot, which at this point in the tourney will greatly help your efforts at getting ITM, especially if you can knock him out.
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