[sean457j]

I wasn't specifically putting villain on AK, I was just using this as an example (I suppose the same could be said of KQ). I would include these hands in his range though. I was just saying that if he does have AK and decides to call the raise (probably much more likely to push) then we could end up in an awkward position on the turn if we don't hit. I'm not totally against flat calling - although we can run into higher flushes if we hit (which I think villain is more likely to fold if we shove - QJ,QT,JT) and we don't get paid off that much when we do hit and villain doesn't hold much.

Sorry, to get back on point, the push wasn't meant to cause AK to fold, it was just to avoid a possibly difficult situation on the turn if the villain plays the hand in a particular way.