Too eary for this AK re-raise?
 

***** Hand History for Game 2964813544 *****
NL Texas Hold'em $10 Buy-in + $1 Entry Fee Trny:17053688 Level:2 Blinds(15/30) - Tuesday, November 01, 16:14:30 EDT 2005
Table Table 66961 (Real Money)
Seat 2 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: rjmsarg ( $1230 )
Seat 2: boatyb ( $515 )
Seat 3: Monococy ( $455 )
Seat 4: holdupdude ( $775 )
Seat 5: jbowman420 ( $845 )
Seat 6: yl123 ( $845 )
Seat 7: cthr1981 ( $1465 )
Seat 8: Meatman5001 ( $425 )
Seat 9: UrbanMeyer11 ( $725 )
Seat 10: ronaldo187 ( $720 )
Trny:17053688 Level:2
Blinds(15/30)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to UrbanMeyer11 [ Kc Ad ]
jbowman420 folds.
yl123 raises [100].
cthr1981 folds.
Meatman5001 folds.
>You have options at Table 67572 Table!.
UrbanMeyer11 is all-In [725]

Re: Too eary for this AK re-raise?
 

I like flatcalling here, I don't want to get all the chips in against 88 preflop at this stage, besides if the flop comes Q high I can get 88 to make an FTOP mistake postflop.

Re: Too eary for this AK re-raise?
 

I typically call this. You have position and I'm not looking to flip here with such low blinds and 10 people remaining. I like taking a flop.

-SonnyJay

Re: Too eary for this AK re-raise?
 

I think the push is fine at the 10s unless you have a read that the original raiser is somewhat clueful. I'd expect to get called frequently by a worse hand (AJ or AQ, for example).

Re: Too eary for this AK re-raise?
 

Hello. I would definitely just call here, especially with 5 left with their first voluntary actions...as well as the original raiser's possible call of an all-in or reraise.