Trying to get my preflop ranges down; from the SB, facing a minraise from BU, at 25bb deep (e.g. first hand), vs 2 unknowns (recreationals) my ranges look like this:

flat: 22-55,A2s-AJs,KTs+,QTs+,J9s+,T8s+,98s,87s,76s,AJo,KJo,QJo
3bnai: AQ+, JJ+
3bshove: 66-TT,K9s,Q9s,ATo,KQo

am i flatting wide enough given a presumed postflop edge?

is it bad to have a 3bshoving range at all this deep? Are these the right hands for it? I've found 3bnai with 99/TT gets into really tricky overcard flop spots with low SPR OOP when villains call wide.

Obviously my 3bnai range is unbalanced but people flat far too wide from the BU. Also I've found i can size my 3b to 7bb (140) and still get just as many calls, giving an SPR of 1 which really favours the strong range and makes position less of a factor.

In the same spot at 20bb effective, i no longer have a 3bnai range:

flat: ATs-AJs,KJs+,QTs+,J9s+,T9s,98s
3bshove: 22+,AQs+,A2s-A9s,KTs,ATo+,KQo

Thoughts? Please tell me if this is all spew

depends on stakes, will probably work decently up to 7s, not optimal strategy but should do the trick

i'm playing 10 euro spins on pokerstars italy, but the player pool is probably similar in skill level to the $7 regular spins.

Against such a recreational-heavy player pool, would you say these are the optimum ranges for exploiting their preflop mistakes?

Just some remarks:
- i would never put bluffs in my 3b range vs unknown players.
- i would never flat oop 25bb deep with pp-s

And population tendencies call these 3b jams a tad too tight i think, and those that do call wide tend to call with the wrong hands.

so you jam 22-66 at 25bb there?