I assume this is a clear push ( down to K8o+ or so)
However what is optimal/your pushing range here


Im thinking of K9o+,Q9o+,K2s+,Q5s+,A2s+,Axo+,22+,45s+,JTs,
Based on 180s experience this could be even wider as low as K6o 84s etc around 55%, maybe on FT narrow this down to 40%ish or so but nothing less.
Adapt how given this is a MTT instead of turbo180?
anyone likse first stated range given we are so short?


Poker Stars, $8 Buy-in (17,500/35,000 blinds, 4,375 ante) No Limit Hold'em Tournament, 7 Players


MP3: 1,331,022 (38 bb)
CO: 536,587 (15.3 bb)
BTN: 1,579,546 (45.1 bb)
SB: 994,795 (28.4 bb)
BB: 806,414 (23 bb)
Hero (MP1): 209,761 (6 bb)
MP2: 394,875 (11.3 bb)

Preflop: Hero is MP1 with K T
[color="red"]Hero raises to 205,386 and is all-in

i like the range. you are the short stack so you can basically be as lose as you like

I like the shove. I think your range is a little too wide. I'd take out K9o, Q9o, K6s and under, and 45s-67s

I disagree with Vach only in the 45s-67s, but again these would be bottom of my range, I'm certaintly not folding them if they pop up short.

I think more important than what you're shoving when you have little choice, it's who you're shoving against. I would shove against a multitabling nit ATC depends on table dynamic but the aforemtioned range would be similar to mine.

Sorry on a sidenote about low suited connectors, I'd be more inclined to shove them in later positions than early to limit the chance of coming against PPs but I'd generally fold them unless I had a good reason to shove them.

6BBs is pretty short, normally folding pocket pairs at 10BBs, min-raising (and a tiny bit more) them against fold-happy blinds with 13-15BBs.

J8s+ that's pretty tight though I think.