Is this push +ev in the long run?

Subject says it all, so, whatdya think?
Shooby

***** Hand History for Game 3213956698 *****
15/30 Tourney Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) (Tournament 18345183) - Fri Dec 16 23:42:41 EST 2005
Table Table 68037 (Real Money) -- Seat 2 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: Lotsadoe (1200)
Seat 2: ymmot2111 (590)
Seat 3: Richie55 (785)
Seat 4: uluckybich (800)
Seat 5: slick0015 (785)
Seat 6: cdgator (600)
Seat 7: sw212 (800)
Seat 8: moonie251 (840)
Seat 9: oslick (800)
Seat 10: Wolfy04 (800)
Richie55 posts small blind (10)
uluckybich posts big blind (15)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to sw212 [ As, Qs ]
slick0015 folds.
cdgator calls (15)
cdgator: ak ?
sw212 raises (55) to 55
Lotsadoe: pocket pair
moonie251 folds.
oslick folds.
Wolfy04 folds.
Lotsadoe folds.
ymmot2111 calls (55)
Richie55 folds.
cdgator: JJ's
uluckybich folds.
cdgator calls (40)
** Dealing Flop ** : [ Js, 3c, Qh ]
cdgator checks.
sw212 bets (745)

[runner4life7]

+ev sure, the most +ev probably not

Is this push +EV? Yes. Is it the best move in this spot? No. Pushing might causea dominated hand such as QT or AJ to fold. While getting your stack in multiple bets leaves you more likely to be paid off.

Yea, but I kind of suck post flop. Working on it though.
Shooby

[bluefeet]

What TRSH said - you need to get paid here. Hit this post t150 or so, get the rest in on the turn with a call (calling a push of course if you don't get that far). Hand you are behind are calling your push anway...give the hands you have dominated a chance to make a mistake.