2 limpers, I have Ax, bubble decision

[downtown]

Both limpers have me covered. They are not being tricky by limping. My range for them is 22+, any 2 broadways. I have some FE vs these players, but still am wondering if a push here is g00t.

NL Texas Hold'em $20 Buy-in + $2 Entry Fee Trny:14992698 Level:7 Blinds(150/300) - Saturday, August 20, 00:40:01 EDT 2005
Table Table 14980 (Real Money)
Seat 9 is the button
Total number of players : 4
Seat 3: twc_chosen ( $2048 )
Seat 4: oh_yes_i_did ( $1404 )
Seat 6: SkyPilotDude ( $785 )
Seat 9: MandingoFrsh ( $3763 )
Trny:14992698 Level:7
Blinds(150/300)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to oh_yes_i_did [ 7c Ah ]
SkyPilotDude folds.
MandingoFrsh calls [300].
>You have options at Table 13840 Table!.
twc_chosen calls [150].
oh_yes_i_did... ?

[lastchance]

Crap. You've only got a 5x BB stack, and the limpers have made the pot pretty damn big already. They both have you covered, and they're giong to call you a lot.

I guess I check here, but I don't like it.

[bennies]

Hmmm, the problem is the big stack. Sb will fold 80% of the time I think, but the big stack will probably call more than half the time. If you had 500 more chips I would like it but now...

I check, and check-raise a flop with top pair.´

[Isura]

You'll have < 2bb after posting the BB. Pushing doesn't seem to have that much FE. I think SB will check most flops, so I would push any flop and hope for the best. You'll have 1bb when the blinds pass you if you don't make a move soon.

[downtown]

Say I know the big stack will call with 2 cards xx, where 7<x<x<A. (Either player would have raised an A or 77+ PP IMO, and I have more FE with the medium stack, so this is my read.) Is it correct to push this face up? I will be chip lead if I win. I don't like either player seeing the flop, as I feel they would have likely raised an A, and I am ahead right now.

This was a tough decision for me, especially since the short stack folded and I am left with the 2 biggies, one of which who will call with a very wide range, as previously stated.

Thanks for the responses so far, anyone else?

[axeshigh]

I think you should see a flop here. Short stack is going through the blinds next, which tilts your decision towards playing it safe.