well to the lads above fold your kings away...if you're playing regularly then its a defo call

dream flop for you shove! either AKAQ or AJ id imagine or trying to steal from a tight starting table which can be very often the case.hopefully its a bluff and one of the other boys hit top pair and calls too.then you're laughing all the way to the final table

well played sir good call

there is something wrong with your strategy if you folding KK there.the only time ever you should fold them does not occur in a cash game but in a tourny!cash you can look at it two ways...call and win lots of chips,[you could still hit a king its not impossible] of fold because the all-in bet came from a super-tight guy who hasnt played any hands all night,shake his hand and reload.in fact i doubt i would call if there was players behind me.......i'd shove

pass the AJ,even if you hit your ace on the flop it may mean trouble.you would raise and where would a re-raise leave you but to fold to AK AQ.AJ is a hand that flatters to deceive,a great hand for loosing chips!

The AQ,well a much nicer proposition alright,but if you didn't think it was the right time,trust your judgement,im sure on another occasion you would try the double up with the very same hand.

the final hand....in tournament play? it's a toughy alright but the right call was made in my estimation.your connecters worked a treat and thats all you can ask for.its hard to imagine that flop would improve him above you at all apart from the flush draw,2 over cards was always the likely outcome

it is natural to be tight in early stages of a tourny,some of the pros would fold AA to an all-in raise pre-flop because anything can happen.maybe a few blind steals on CO,btn with average enough hands is the way to go to get some chips...and when you do get your AK,AQ,AA,KK,QQ,JJ,1010 even as far down as 8's you may find one of the blinds calling you out of frustration.careful not to oversize the bet when trying for the blinds though incase you walk into a monster.if its a good hand your holding perhaps twice the blind to tempt the big blind with a lesser hand than yours....holding something like K7 suited or A5 make it 3 times

just me 2 cents

would be a fold...the lads comment gives the impression he is after a flush aswell perhaps...fold and wait for later for flush draws.[last tourny i had a pair and nut flush draw from flop...couldnt let it go and paid for it when i was about 4th best stack...

would have bet the turn,your pair was good imo not like you were buffing you had a hand.if you go all in or even a decent size bet he folds i reckon..thats just me,though