Coldcalling when you are UTG+1

Preflop question. NL400 6max. UTG raises. You are UTG+1. How do you play your hands? I'm sure you 3-bet some of your hands; I'm sure you fold a lot of your hands. But do you ever cold-call and if yes, which hands?

I understand that this is a very general question, and I understand that "it depends". So assume UTG is a TAG (21/17/3,5 or something, and assume the preflop table statistics are 25/13.

[freeucm]

66-JJ maybe even QQ, sometimes throw in some lower pocket pairs and AQs and Ak of course.

[ogdundar]

I coldcall 22-TT pretty often.

[Janis N.]

If you cold-call TT and an aggressive TAG squeezes from the blinds (you know he can do it light), how do you go about deciding whether to shove or call?

[MATT111]

Against an aggressive Tag I would always continue, shove most of the time.

[freeucm]

U know he can do it strong from the blinds too so why not wait with 1010 at best its a flip.

[Hattifnatt]

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U know he can do it strong from the blinds too so why not wait with 1010 at best its a flip.

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[poker12]

this is pretty much the perfect spot to cold call everything.

[Hattifnatt]

this is a pretty intresting subject imo, ive seen a few posts lately where someone open UTG and Hero cold-calls in MP with QQ and have tried to get some discussion on it. I 3-bet the absolute majority of the time (pretty often calling with 99-JJ though) in that spot but calling is probably superior most of the time (often even with other hands like AA, KK, AK) with todays conditions with squeezing pretty common etc.

[Jay Riall]

I like cold-calling here with JJ-QQ pretty often.