Final Table play, low M all round

[Keilah]

So I recently played a tournament and finished fifth, and I'm wondering if I played correctly in the endgame. It got to 6-handed play and the average M was about 4.5, my own included. I was, I believe correctly, in Push or Fold mode, and I was getting pretty decent cards (for my stack size), so I was going in pretty often, and only got called a few times (lost, won, won, putting me back at above average stack size, about M=7). Thing was, I had to show down a couple of crap hands, and the guy to the left of me had recently acquired a big stack.

I and my big stacked opponent seemed to be the only ones routinely going AI preflop.

In this case, should I just continue exactly as before (pushing with any decent hand when it's folded to me), or tighten up hand requirements? Should I maybe consider making plays like normal raises or limps?

[fjuanl]

you should be raising more liberally the tighter your opponents are and vise versa. if you've shown some bad hands and your opponents will call you with a wide range, you should tighen your pushing range. the bad news is you wont be picking up the blinds as much, but the good news is when you get a good hand, you'll be paid off