so i was reviewing my 1.5$ multi table sng hands (18/45 mans) and i found lots of questionable hands that i dont know how to play even after reviewing them. what i struggle with is mostly stack-sizings and different dynamics in tournament formats. any suggestions would be appreciated

hand 1 this is clear mistake right? we only getting called when behind and raise/fold or raise/call seems much better?

hand 2 is this too wild to jam instead of doing something else? like i said, i'm having trouble understanding stack-sizings. i know this play would pretty much be ok if our opponent had 5-8 big blinds. but how much does them having 11 bbs change dynamics of the hand?



hand 3 is this good spot to re-steal jam aggainst someone who has high % steal from btn? can our stack-size afford doing that kind of play preflop? i know post flop is terrible by me. i just wonder if i should have jammed pre.


these next hands are just terrible arent they?
hand 5




hand 6



hand 7

these are actually from single table 9 mans, 1.5$
sorry

Perhaps a mistake in that opening smaller is usually preferable, but you'll make money on the shove.

Don't think it changes dynamic/playability enough to change our move. It's a good shove, nh.

Depends how high a steal % and also how often you think he calls your shove. But yes it's an attractive option and has potential to be a good resteal spot preflop.

Really this is hand 4 Shove preflop.

Probably can open a bit smaller pre (<300). Suppose it depends on the BB but folding doesn't seem bad as is.

Nice hand.

AMT
thanks for the feedback, very helpful

#1 What AMT said.
#2 NH. You can argue for minraise or limp, but youll want some reads before doing so.
#3 Depends on opponent, but generally a nice spot to resteal. Also I think you played postflop perfectly.
#5 Id also shove this preflop.
#6 Raise smaller, folding is good.
#7 Nice hand.

You played most hands very well. Dont be too hard on yourself.

Ronny Mahoni
thanks a lot for the feedback!

I'm interested as to what your range would be in hand 1? Shoving is totally fine like others mentioned but villain dependent.