This one is a little tougher.

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t150 (6 handed) from (Format: Bet The Pot)

UTG (t2225)
MP (t1570)
Hero (t950)
Button (t950)
SB (t1010)
BB (t6795)

Preflop: Hero is CO with , .
UTG folds. MP folds. Hero ?

This hand was back in April (dug it up in PT earlier), so I don't remember my reads on the players. Assume there's a mix of players here - most pretty bad. BB probably got his big stack from being a mega-lucky-donk.

And what would you do with 22 here? J9o? A5o?

Im guessing big stack got most of it by calling down when he shouldn't....and is probably calling any raise because hes felling lucky. Hence I fold.

replace the BB with a Small stack and tight player and Im pushing everytime.

The one thing I look out for when pushing is to never do it against the calling donks with a big stack.

22 and A5o are favorites over random hands.

Don't forget... you barely have 7x BB, so you are VERY desperate to take some blinds or double up.

I'll reveal the SNG-PT results later.

2 more hands before the blinds hit?
I am not sure that I can push with that hand, but I can understand that you will probably have 2 live cards and a flush possibility.

I prefer to be making moves before I even get down that small.
It really has to hurt for them to call me when I am making my move.

One thing that is not being touched on in the revival of the SnG section:
Setting up advanced plays when the 4 best players are left.

Example:
Short stacked(10xBB) and in obvious steal position, I will fold marginal hands the first 2 times before I push. Looks more believable to the players that are paying attention.

Having a know tight player on the button, and I do not raise? Then I come out firing against the chip leader? He must have an hand.
This only works against the better players who are paying attention, but it DOES work.