Normally I'm chomping at the bit to repot it in a situation like this. This time, though, the raise is still pretty small relative to your stack, so you're not going to be able to get it all in preflop unless BB comes back over the top. You could then find yourself in a tough situation on the flop - big pot, you hit top set on a draw-heavy board and BB pushes into you, for example.

Since you have position, I'd lean toward a smooth call to see what the flop brings. You haven't committed very many chips yet, and if you whiff on the flop, it's easy enough to get away from. And if you hit the flop hard, it will be very hard for them to tell since you didn't repot it preflop.

since you can get so much in (over 1/3 of a stack), i repot pf. i wouldn't care about announcing aces. if i can get the hand HU (maybe 3-way), then i'd push just about any flop.

this line might be different depending on table texture, but this is my basic line.

you don't give enough information to go on here. I need stack sizes, your position with other limpers behind you, the exact amount of limpers so I know how much i'm getting in.