Started the day with 55bb. Second in chips at the table. 10 hands in very old guy with 40bb stack To my direct right still hasn't showed up. Next hand he shows up. He's dealt in. Not paying attention.

Utg2 ships for 15bb. Not seeing the open shove, old man looks at his cards has no idea there was an all in in front of him. He puts out a raise and we immediately call the floor over. The floor rules that old man can forfeit his 2.5bb open, or call the 15bb all in. After a few minutes he says **** it I call the 15bb.

I'm next I look down at AK. I know old guy didn't wanna even call the all in. So I know I have him. He has 40bb total, with 15 already in there.

My question to the forum is, is it the correct strategy to risk my stack (20th in chips out of 169) in this spot with AK? It's the first level of day two. Given the scenario? Real interesting situation in my opinion.

Not interesting at all. Happily shoving

Yeah fist-pump shove for me.

Lol

i dont see any risk in it,free money

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I would definitely pause for a moment ... only to double check that I have AK... then immediately slam all my chips into the middle of the table.

best scenario ever to have AK

just reshove and make him fold his pp's or even call with AQ (if hes a fish)

Yes you should:
- Shove your stack and be happy about it
- Expect to lose a big chunk of your stack a significant percentage of the time. It is still true that AK is a slight dog to any pair (but favorite against any other hand!)
- Not be sad about it, because your EV of the move is still pretty high and positive.

Did you fold t?