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Q1: 9 handed. Utg +1 (solid reg) opens to 2bbs. Utg+2 (old guy) flats. You are +3 with 17 bbs. Whats your shoving range. Both villains have 20-22 bbs.

Q2: Same scenario, but you are the utg+1 player. You open and see the old guy flat and and a good reg shove in 17bbs. What's your calling range?

Thanks in advance.

Q1 -- with six players left to act, I'm not shoving over a min. raise and one call with less than JJ+, AKss if there are big stacks behind me If all stacks to act later are in the same range of 17-22 BB and not shorties who will shove any two with those odds, might open a little more, but worry that I'm giving short stacks good reason to call with wider range and giving big stacks good odds to call with lots of cards that will beat me if I'm 77, 88, 99, 10-10, AQ etc.

Q2 -- if last to act so you're sure you're only up against the one late-position villain, will call his shove only with paired hand, and then only if I'm willing to flip against his wider range of A-x and KQ plus pairs. Of hands outside above shove range, what do I flat/shove with here? Probably only 88, 99, 10-10.

I think Q1 should be much wider. I was thinking more like 77+ and AJ+