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I find these situations interesting. Because what is often overlooked by some, is "the plan" after this decision.

If your answer is anything other than fold or push...

How do you react to a push from behind?

How do you react to a raise/reraise from behind?
--with post-flop position
--without post-flop position

What is your plan for the flop with...one caller say?
--with post-flop position
--without post-flop position

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So, you're looking for an outline on how to play poker?

I'd make it 250-275 preflop, fold to a push (most of the time).

As for the other stuff, there are so many other factors that go into each of those decisions. Hands like these are what separate good players from decent players and long-term winners from smallish winners.