push or fold?

[iag]

$20+$2 Hold'em No
Limit - Level V (75/150) -

Seat 2: Blondyoff (1060 in chips)
Seat 3: Salamari (4315 in chips)
Seat 6: superortho37 (1990 in chips)
Seat 8: CrazyAce666 (3350 in chips)
Seat 9: Hero(2785 in chips)

*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero [Kd 7h]
Salamari: folds
superortho37: folds
CrazyAce666: folds
Hero:
Blondyoff:
I am in the sb vs bb and if ur not gonna push here what hands should you be pushing in this situation against shorter stack. I get confused in these situations

[senate83]

I dont think its an auto push here but im horrible at these situations. You cant raise to 450ish because if he pushes you cant fold so you might as well have pushed in the first place. Blinds are not huge so calling and seeing a flop might not be horrible (?)

[relativity_x]

easy push.

[senate83]

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easy push.

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im horrible at these situations too, wanna go into a little detail? thanks

[bluffbetter]

This is a push because BB only has 7BB and you can push wide here (unless BB is very loose)because BB does not want to call much because he risks being knocked out. I would guess you can push about 65% here and fold everything else to avoid the situation of limping and him pushing.

[relativity_x]

the worst thing that can happen is that you lose 985 chips and be even with the other two shorties. I don't like the fold, and completing is stupid because you're OOP with a weak hand.

[Slim Pickens]

There's pretty much no hand range he can call with where you shouldn't push. The tighter he calls, the more often you win the blinds. The looser he calls, the better your hand does at showdown.

In general, any king is an open-push from the SB against most opponents in most situations.