Hello,

This is a general thread.
You have between 11 and 15BB (no antes). The table contains at least 6 players. All players fold, you are SB and get a decent hand.
How do you play this type of hand (top5.1% to top22.5%) ?
22-88, A3o-AJo, A2s-AJs, KJo-KQo, KTs-KQs, QJs

Example:

Poker Stars $15+$1 No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t50/t100 Blinds - 9 players
2+2 Hand Converter Powered By DeucesCracked

MP2: t1775
CO: t275
BTN: t1670
Hero (SB): t1450
BB: t1515
UTG: t2465
UTG+1: t1475
UTG+2: t1450
MP1: t1425

Pre Flop: Hero is SB with J K
7 folds, Hero ??

BB can be:
A) Loose Donk (calling station)
B) Maniac
C) Tight passive
D) Regular TAG

wow...if someone wanted to answer all the questions you put into the OP, they might be here for a very long time...

just answer to the example (4 choice, depending of the profil of the BB)

Raise and fold to RR with marginal holdings (if villain is very weak and folding/calling and folding to a c-bet I'm raising a lot here). Raise and shove to a RR with monsters. Raise and flat call approx. nothing. Raise more if villain is weak and unlikely to play back.

You have to put villain on a range to answer this exactly (this is the hard part). Use SnGWiz to determine where the borderline lies. I recommend modeling three types of villain and using these to help you decide what to do:

Villain:
a) shoves back with premium hands (99+, KQs , strong aces etc.)
b) shoves back ATC (obv your calling range widens significantly here)
c) shoves back optimally (you'll need to fiddle a little bit here and also assume villain knows your raising/folding to a reraise range perfectly).

For villain type c it might be worth modeling situations where you shove "wide" and shove "loose" because obv your raise/fold and raise/shove range should be varying quite a lot.