AKo,2 table,facing a 4xbb raise

[hangchiong]

table just merged,but i played one hand against him on the previous table,where he called on a low board with 66 while i had JJ(i doubled up).
should be an easy shove with the blinds that big?

PokerStars Game #20761898394: Tournament #110901763, $3.00+$0.25 Hold'em No Limit - Level VIII (200/400) - 2008/09/28 12:13:19 ET
Table '110901763 3' 9-max Seat #9 is the button
Seat 1: grandma_nise (8110 in chips)
Seat 2: Di@mondb@ck (3962 in chips)
Seat 4: DOTRAT72 (8210 in chips)
Seat 6: itcarlow (3783 in chips)
Seat 7: cash4crash (4660 in chips)
Seat 9: hangchiong (4725 in chips)
grandma_nise: posts the ante 25
Di@mondb@ck: posts the ante 25
DOTRAT72: posts the ante 25
itcarlow: posts the ante 25
cash4crash: posts the ante 25
hangchiong: posts the ante 25
grandma_nise: posts small blind 200
Di@mondb@ck: posts big blind 400
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to hangchiong [As Kc]
DOTRAT72: calls 400
itcarlow: folds
cash4crash: raises 1200 to 1600
hangchiong???

[fjuanl]

The difference between bubbling and ITM in these is usually 11% (compared to 20% in 1-tables)...so I think you can take spots like this whereas this might be questionable in a 1-table. Getting up to about 10k in chips is really gonna allow you to take control of the table. Its definetly not a spot I love, the raise is pretty suspicious when he doesnt shove over the UTG limp w/ 10bbs. But even against a pretty tight raise you have decent equity and theres gonna be 1000 chips plus the antes in dead money

[TLR]

I would shove over

[Sprayed]

Your read doesn't relate to the current action IMO. Due to the action in front, I would fold.

[mieczkowusc]

I would be careful with this. Has the villain been shoving recently to pull back and throw in a standard raise or has he been relatively quiet?

Normally I would say its an easy shove, but this raise signals to me that he wants a shove-over so he can get more chips in the middle. I do this occasionally when I am short stacked and pick up AA to try and lure another stack into the fray.

If he has been pretty quiet and not shoving anything, i would go ahead and pull the trigger.