trying to play good these hypers up to 7$, would like to ask better and more experienced players what is the more important indicator here..
think that icm isnt so match as if we change ranges slightly a shove can be +30 or -30
...is gameflow..?hud stats..?instict?history?..all together?something missing?

reading a few years two plus two, a big thanks to people ,who love the game enough, to help and encourage others to discover its magic too..something like thet..
sorry my english not the best..

If i add that small bl. Havent 3bet for 65hands,is limping or
Minr an option here?whith idention of folding lf they both go all in?

IMO with your stack you have to shove any hand you play (even KK/AA) no matter what image you think you might have. Postflop play (or preflop trapping trickery) is off the table for you right now.

The big question is opponents' likely response. Your hand sucks for equity IF called, but not as badly as A6o or K2o etc. But your main value is from Fold Equity. Shove only if you expect really tight calling range. Or shove tighter. Adapt as needed based on knowledge gained from earlier hands.

you mean shove or fold i guess,as u said,-Shove only if you expect really tight calling range-..
also are u sure 104s doing better than A6o,where we have the ace blocker at least?

thanks for answering

I wasn't talking about chance of being called by Ax -- obviously having an Ace blocker will reduce the frequency of being called by Ax, that's its definition

I was saying if villains are calling with let's say 77+ AJo ATs then you are pretty badly crushed by that range with a low offsuit Ace, whereas T4s likely has both cards available for pair outs, so instead of being a dog 25%-30% vs the calling hand you would have more like 35 or even 40% equity.

Ideally you want them to fold preflop of course. I tend to push A2 due to its blocking more often than suited rags... but that is in situations I expect to be called very tightly, rather than vs a bit looser opponents who might call any pair or most Aces perhaps A8+.