Calling a shove in early stages on 6-max SNG

I would call against a 70bb over shove without reads on the player with QQ+, because it’s unlikely a player will push with these hands at the first level of a 6 max SNG. If he showed QQ+ I would make a note about it.

Cheers,
SDK1987

You have to adjust to the new antes, so the old range of QQ+ is slightly widen, like:
22+, Ax, Kx, Qxs, Q6o+, !!!!!!!!!! J5o !!!!!!!!!!, J8o+ and u can add hands that you feel like are going to win.

Originally posted by nsavov
You have to adjust to the new antes, so the old range of QQ+ is slightly widen, like:
22+, Ax, Kx, Qxs, Q6o+, !!!!!!!!!! J5o !!!!!!!!!!, J8o+ and u can add hands that you feel like are going to win.

Your range is I think way to wide to call a 70bb shove with.
Maybe you can adjust it a little bit, but I would not call much wider than TT+ and AK for 70bb effective.

Thanks, I will definitely make notes on players that do it and what cards they are shoving with.

QQ.KK.AA
Depends if I want to gamble AK.AQ.AJ
But calling all -in in BB with 70 BB not so important you can just FOLD .

If they try to steal pots from you then you need to fight back early on .because then you take notes then they bluff and then you think they don't have good enough cards and you call all-in you will find yourself against top pair or A with K Q I think that's based on theory of poker.

Without any previous hands against the villain, I just let it go and find a better hand. See if somebody else calls and then take a note. Sometimes these guys do it four or five times in a short period time and you know they can't always have it, so you have to call. What never makes any sense to me is if its the 15/30 level and they're shoving a healthy stack for 45 chips. It's high risk for little reward. I usually take notes on opponents with the level, their BB's, and the hand they showdown with. It helps me range when they shove and I'm considering a call.