Suited Aces in 6 max

[underthesky]

How to play suited aces is one of the areas of my game where I'm a little lost. My usual strategy is to limp a suited ace if there has been two or more limpers before me (obviously this is read dependant - if they were both tight I may raise).

Where I'm really lost is what do to if there's been a raise before me, and some callers. In the hand below, is it correct for me to call the raise and play for flush/two pair/trip value? Have you got a rule for playing suited aces - something similar to the 5/10 rule for pocket pairs?

Seat 1 : UTG+1 has $112.55 --63/16/2.3 after 285 hands
Seat 2 : Hero has $46.93
Seat 3 : Button has $83.71 --55/11/2.2 after 206 hands
Seat 4 : SB has $25.70
Seat 5 : BB has $30
Seat 6 : UTG has $23.25 --Unknown

Blinds .25/.50

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UTG called $0.50
UTG+1 called $0.50
Hero called $0.50
Button called $0.50 and raised $2
SB folded.
BB folded.
UTG called $2
UTG+1 called $2
Hero ??

[Jihad]

Easy call hit some 3's. If you pick up a FD treat it like a set.

[Sir Winalot]

The latest rule is 3/8 as per debitel (I really like the new one more). The 3/8 works for SC and Axs too, but I usually wan't bigger stack% with them than with pairs.

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(obviously this is read dependant - if they were both tight I may raise).

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Probably a bad idea, just call and hit your flush. Also, you should play somewhat cautiously if you flop trip A's because your kicker sucks.

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If you pick up a FD treat it like a set.

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I think it's probably a better idea to get a combo-draw in order to treat it as a set.