I understand that some folks aren't a big fan of people playing short stack. Over at 2+2 they think that it kills the game. But, this is interesting to me due to recent vids on cardrunners about multi-tabling and I think that short stacking would be perfect for that since your decisions are easier. Although, I'm not sure how some of them are 24 tabling 6 max as a short stack.

However, I would be interested in knowing ranges for each position for either full ring or 6 max. I am familiar with the Getting Started in Hold'Em short stack strat. The profitable short stackers are adding more hands to this nitty hand range. What type of changes are these players making for full ring and 6 max?

MyTurn2Raise over at 2+2 says that he plays a 40bb stack and 24 tables 6 max tables. He also talks about using tournament concepts and shoves on players knowing that his hand range plays well equity wise against lp stealing ranges.

I would be interested in getting a discussion started (or restarted since this has been talked about a little bit previously) about playing effectively as a short stack and what changes we are making to the GSHE short stack strategy.

Although, this might be a waste of time, so be blunt if it is.