12 turbo 6 max review, really tough bubble

[fulksy]

both players seemed decent and calling range was pretty tight, no sngwiz so assumed i missed lots of +EV shoves.

http://www.flopturnriver.com/Online-Poker-Tournament-6009.html

[Fielmann]

Bleh, I just commented the whole tournament from 9-max standpoint. No wonder your plays didn't make sense. This is my second try. I apologize if I've missed anything, I couldn't force myself to go once again through each individual hand.

AQ (Hand 4):
Shove is probably better than folding, but there might be even more value in coming in with a small raise (possibly min-raise), then playing recklessly vs small-stacks and cautiously vs big-stack.

A3o (Between 7 and 8):
May try to raise this. Opponents seem rather tight.

A4s (Hand 8):
I'd just shove this.

AJo (Hand 9):
I'd just shove this pre and be over with it.
As played, I might, depending on villain's stats, shove flop.
As played, fold is fine.

As for the rest, there were some questionable spots, for example shoving from SB with 76o (hands 11 and 19), then folding T4o in a similar situation (between 12 and 14), but considering the stack sizes and your image, I actually agree with all three plays.
Rest seems standard.
I think both you and your opponents played a rather high-quality game for $11 level.

[fulksy]

Thanks for all the input, appreciate it.

AQ, yea standard raise probably better, not really sure why i shoved.

when i was ~11-13 BB i was raising 2.5 ish, just cause i was pretty confident in my read that they wouldn't be shoving over light, and had a pretty good idea of their range (calling, and shoving) if i was <10BB i would of just shoved, and as i got down under 10bb just went back to shoving.

my shove requirements were changing a bit throughout depending on stack sizes, and villian's calling range changes.

The 10 4 i had just shove 3 of 4 hands so i loosened up his range a bit and decided to fold. it might be a +EV push but i have no way to check.